The Ministry of Education launched the "100 day sprint" campaign for the employment of 2024 college graduates

The reporter learned from the Ministry of Education on May 20 that, in order to seize the critical period of employment, the Ministry of Education deployed colleges and universities all over the country to carry out the "100 day dash" campaign for 2024 college graduates' employment from May to August.

The "100 day sprint" action is themed on "expanding jobs by all means, increasing efficiency and promoting employment". During this period, we will carry out the "Employment Promotion Week" cohesive action, and speed up the process of 2024 college graduates' employment through large-scale campus recruitment, policy publicity, visits to enterprises, job expansion, supply and demand docking and other theme activities organized by colleges and universities around the country.

In addition, during the action period, colleges and universities around the country will continue to carry out the "Special Action of University Secretaries and Principals Visiting Enterprises to Expand Jobs and Promote Employment" to expand market jobs; Relying on the national college student employment service platform, we will focus on the "24365 Campus Recruitment Service" series of special recruitment, continue to strengthen the online sharing and accurate push of jobs, and hold recruitment activities such as "National Small and Medium sized Enterprises Online Recruitment of College Graduates for 100 Days" and "Private Enterprise Recruitment Month".

According to the deployment of the Ministry of Education, colleges and universities all over the country should continue to improve the employment assistance mechanism, establish a support work account for graduates from poor families, low-income families, zero employment families, disabled and other employment difficulties in accordance with the "one person, one file" and "one person, one policy", do a good job of accurate and effective assistance, and dynamically track the progress of job hunting. (Reporter Wang Peng)