Daejeon AI·IT Vocational School DW Academy Holds 8th Job Matching Day
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Daejeon AI·IT Vocational School DW Academy announced that it will hold the '2026 8th Job Matching Day.' The event took place on August 28 at Daejeon D-Unicorn Lounge and was held to connect AI·IT education with employment opportunities. Participating companies and graduates held recruiting sessions, and some companies decided to arrange separate interviews after the event.
Daejeon AI·IT Vocational School DW Academy announced that it will hold the '2026 8th Job Matching Day.' The event took place on August 28 at Daejeon D-Unicorn Lounge and was designed to connect AI·IT education with employment opportunities.
This Job Matching Day was organized as a program to connect graduates of Daejeon government-subsidized and IT training courses with related companies. It gave trainees an opportunity to directly present their projects and practical skills, while participating companies were able to review candidates under consideration for hiring on site.
Graduates of the 'AIoT(AI·IoT)-based 3rd cohort' course took part in the event. During the training period, the graduates worked on sensors and data collection, applied AI models, and implemented actual services, and they introduced their completed AI·IoT convergence projects to representatives from participating companies.
The event centered on project presentations and company recruiting. The morning first session consisted of an overview of the full schedule, introductions to participating companies, and a mini lecture by DW Academy staff.
The mini lecture covered how to write work emails and what to check when reviewing an employment contract. It focused on basic practical matters needed for daily workplace life after getting a job.
The graduates then presented their projects. Trainees explained the background of each team project, the development process, the testing process, and major features, while also sharing the skills they gained during the curriculum and their project experience.
In the afternoon second session, recruiting programs were held between participating companies and graduates. Beforehand, DW Academy collected the graduates' resumes and portfolios and delivered them to the participating companies, and also made arrangements so that related materials could be reviewed on site.
Based on this, company representatives reviewed the graduates' portfolios to assess their project experience and held individual interviews on site. Some companies arranged separate interview schedules after the event and decided to continue discussions on hiring with the graduates.
DW Academy has been operating government-subsidized training courses using the National Tomorrow Learning Card and continues to hold Job Matching Day events with the aim of supporting employment for graduates in the IT and AI fields. A DW Academy official said the event is operated to give graduates who are having difficulty preparing for employment an opportunity to show their capabilities to real companies.
Follow-up interviews by participating companies are expected to proceed sequentially after this event. A DW Academy official explained that the academy plans to continue expanding its company network and employment linkage programs to achieve a practical connection between education and employment.
DW Academy is scheduled to open the 'AIoT 9th class' on November 2. The 'AIoT 9th class' is a course combining AI and IoT technologies, is organized around practical projects, and is operated as a government-subsidized program.
DW Academy plans to continue linking practical education in the AI·IT fields with its corporate partnership network. It also plans to keep operating programs that support students from course completion through employment.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Kyung-joo
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407506
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