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With the economy hard hit by the global financial
turmoil, seeking employment has become a major concern of fresh
graduates. The OUHK has introduced various measures
to strengthen career support for its students. A
Career Day organized by the Registry was held on 27 March for full-time students. Representatives of companies from fields such as the civil
service; finance and insurance; health and beauty; telecom and catering gave talks and
set up booths on campus to introduce job opportunities.
Other measures at a glance:
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30 internships under the Executive Trainee Scheme for graduates of full-time programmes this year.
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100 member companies in our Employer Support Study Scheme, alumni, schools and
other companies were sent letters to seek employment opportunities for graduates.
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5,000 recruiters in different fields were contacted and sent information on OUHK
study programmes.
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Workshops on job selection, writing job application letters and job interview skills
are being organized.
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A dedicated page on the University's website will be set up to let employers
advertise their vacancies.
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More places in postgraduate programmes will be provided for graduates to pursue
further studies.
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The Open University of Hong Kong 2012
