SKT Brings the Campus to Students to Tackle Career Concerns and Engage in Dialogue
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SK Telecom will operate "Campus on the Go" at universities nationwide from September 30 to November 4.
The program will visit 7 schools in sequence, starting with Chungnam National University and then Chungbuk National University, Chonnam National University, Daegu University, Korea Army NCO School, University of Seoul, and Pusan National University.
On site, the company will offer career counseling, phone care, a coffee truck, a mobile AS bus, an AI service experience zone, and a survey.
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SK Telecom is running a "Campus on the Go" program. The program will run from September 30 to November 4, and its target audience is universities nationwide.
During that period, SK Telecom will operate the program by visiting a total of 7 schools in sequence. The visits will begin at Chungnam National University on the 30th, followed by Chungbuk National University, Chonnam National University, Daegu University, Korea Army NCO School, University of Seoul, and Pusan National University.
On site, the company will offer career counseling for college students and mobile phone care services. The program includes a coffee truck, a mobile AS bus, and a service experience zone.
SK Telecom also plans to conduct an on-site survey. The survey will examine service inconveniences and areas for improvement.
The program consists of counseling, hands-on experiences, and device support. An "Open Counseling Room" will be operated inside campus classrooms, with SK Academy coaching committee members taking part. The counseling topics include academic concerns, career concerns, and the stress of preparing for employment, and the company plans to provide mentoring connections if needed.
A coffee truck called "The Cafe on the Go" will be set up along the main traffic routes of each campus. Free coffee will be provided to survey participants. An "AI Service Experience Zone" will also be installed on campus, and the experience items will include A.Dot phone recording, summary, and safety features, as well as everyday benefits such as convenience store and cafe discounts based on the T Universe subscription service. The experience will be gamified.
SKT plans to deploy mobile AS buses throughout each campus. The mobile AS buses will provide mobile phone device checks, free screen film replacement, cleaning, and device care services. In addition, the company will demonstrate the AI safety service "Family Care" and present videos introducing the latest smartphone features.
Lee Hae-yeon, head of SKT's Customer Value Innovation Office, said that "Campus on the Go" is a place to directly visit young people, provide practical value, and listen to their opinions. She added that SKT plans to strengthen on-site communication activities tailored to the perspective of young people, who are future customers.
Source: IT DAILY · Seong Won-young
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241843
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