為協助學生深入了解產業趨勢並拓展職涯機會，本校於114年6月4日盛大舉辦近年首見的「校園就業博覽會」，以僑外生為主軸，同時開放全校學生參與。吸引眾多學生駐足，場面熱絡；勞動部與彰化縣政府亦蒞校共襄盛舉。參展廠商對此次活動及本校學生素質讚譽有加，多數並表達與本校進一步合作的意願，更有印尼籍校友經由校方就業輔導機制在知名企業任職而返校駐攤，顯示就博會不僅是就業媒合的盛會，更是本校協助僑外生從校園到職場無縫接軌以及為企業延攬國際人才的具體實踐。

就博會係國際處依教育部國際生留臺就業輔導專業化計畫籌辦，並與學務處共同主辦，校友服務中心與研發處育成中心協辦；總計25家國內企業、5個政府或本校單位參展。當日陳明飛校長率領副校長、一級單位主管與學院院長親臨開幕典禮，彰化縣政府勞工處何俊昇處長，以及勞動部勞動力發展署中彰投分署青年職涯發展中心王茹馨主任，也蒞會指導，展現產官學合作的強大能量。

陳校長表示，因應臺灣少子化所導致的勞動力結構變遷，政府積極推動國際學生來臺就學與就業，彌補產業人才缺口；部分參展企業即與本校合作提供國際生獎學金或工讀金，展現產學攜手育才留才的共同信念，落實推動僑外生留臺就業的政策目標。

本次就博會涵蓋臺灣重點產業，如半導體、電子製造、機械、自行車零件、金屬加工及觀光休閒等多元領域，包括矽品精密、京元電子、寶成集團、正新橡膠、順德工業、全懋精密、頎邦科技等重量級企業來校徵才，提供學生面對面的互動平臺，包括填寫履歷與面試；此外，會場設有職涯諮詢專區，提供學生個別諮詢，從初探未來方向的大一新生，到即將踏出校門的準新鮮人，皆可在此找到實現夢想的起點。

值得一提的是，立督科技攤位有個令人矚目身影─印尼籍研發助理工程師Abizard Faraz Rauf，他以流利的印尼語及英語提供諮詢服務。Abizard Faraz Rauf於今年二月自本校化學系碩士班畢業前，即透過留臺就業輔導機制提供的合作企業就業資訊與校園面試機會，獲立督科技獎助學金延攬入職。他表示，臺灣的生活十分便利，且臺灣人民友善，對國際人才具有吸引力，如今臺灣已成他第二個家。

會場中不乏逐一造訪企業攤位的僑外生，其中來自土耳其的工學院國際碩士學位學程準畢業生Muhammed Enes Mermer主修臺灣見長的半導體專業，加上喜歡臺灣文化與合理的消費水準，因此希望留臺就業。他感謝校方將企業帶進校園，使能直接與企業代表交流，甚至填寫求職登記。

就讀同一學程的印度學生Monica C甫來臺二個月。她表示，之前她對臺灣的瞭解止於半導體產業的優勢，但透過這次的就博會，讓她認識臺灣在其他領域的發展與機會，如VR與IoT，開拓了她的眼界。她說，彰化師大像個國際大家庭，引領她融入在地文化與傳統，更堅定她留臺就業的決心。

就讀資管系大四學生張永鑫來自馬來西亞，他肯定留臺就業輔導計畫以及國際處提供的個別職涯諮詢，對找到自己的求職方向有極大助益。

根據國際處調查，參展企業高度肯定本校規劃本次活動的用心，對學生的素質與互動態度亦讚譽有加；多數企業表示有意與校方建立進一步合作關係，並期待參與下一屆的就博會。

縣府何處長肯定彰化師大是彰化地區的人才重鎮，期待未來參展企業倍數成長。勞動部中區青年職涯發展中心王主任指出，勞動部與縣府將持續與學校共同合作，成為學生求職路上的夥伴，攜手協助學生順利從校園銜接職場。

李漢文國際長表示，目前本校已與二十餘家廠商簽署校企就業輔導合作計畫，將成為僑外生從求學到就業「最後一哩路」的堅強後盾。他特別感謝校內合辦與協辦單位的協助，讓近年首場就博會圓滿成功，展現跨單位的協作成果；而國際處張琇惠組長帶領下的團隊投注大量人力與心力亦功不可沒，包括主責教育部留臺就業計畫的兩名同仁李幼妍與陳盛彬，以及參與行政作業、會場事務與現場口譯等的校內同仁與工讀生。

其他參與就博會開幕典禮的校內師長包括曾育民與陳良瑞副校長、王智弘學務長、宋郁玲研發長、林泱蔚教務長、人事室王嘉莉主任、理學院黃啟炎院長、科技學院姚凱超院長、文學院黃聖慧院長、工學院賴永齡院長及精準職涯發展中心孫繼光主任等。（國際暨兩岸事務處）

To help students gain a deeper understanding of industry trends and explore future career paths, National Changhua University of Education (NCUE) held its first on-campus job fair in recent years on June 4. While focused on international students, the event was open to all NCUE students and drew a large, enthusiastic turnout. Representatives from the Ministry of Labor and the Changhua County Government also attended. Participating companies praised both the quality of the event and the caliber of NCUE students, with many expressing strong interest in future collaboration. Notably, an Indonesian alumnus who secured employment through NCUE’s career support program returned to campus as a recruiter—highlighting the university’s role in helping international students transition smoothly from classroom to career while supporting Taiwan’s industries in attracting global talent.

The job fair was organized by NCUE’s Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs (OICA) under the Ministry of Education’s “Career Counseling and Support Program for International Students in Taiwan,” and co-hosted with the Office of Student Affairs. The Alumni Service Center and the Innovation Incubation Center under the Office of R&D served as co-organizers. A total of 25 domestic companies and 5 government or campus-affiliated units participated. NCUE President Ming-Fei Chen presided over the opening ceremony, accompanied by vice presidents, senior administrators, and college deans. Distinguished guests included Director Chun-Sheng Ho of the Changhua County Department of Labor Affairs and Director Ju-Hsin Wang of the Youth Career Development Center (Central Taiwan Branch) under the Ministry of Labor’s Workforce Development Agency—showcasing strong cross-sector collaboration.

President Chen noted that Taiwan's declining birthrate has significantly impacted its labor force structure. In response, the government has been actively encouraging the enrollment and employment of international students to address talent shortages. Some participating companies have already partnered with NCUE to offer scholarships and part-time work opportunities to international students, demonstrating shared values around talent cultivation and retention through academia-industry cooperation.

The job fair featured companies from Taiwan’s key industries, including semiconductors, electronics manufacturing, machinery, bicycle components, metal processing, and tourism. Major companies such as SPIL, KYEC, Pou Chen Group, Cheng Shin Rubber, SDI Corporation, Camel Precision, and CHIPBOND participated in on-site recruitment. Students had the opportunity to interact directly with employers, submit résumés, and attend interviews. A career consultation zone also provided one-on-one support—benefiting everyone from first-year students exploring future pathways to graduating seniors entering the job market.

One standout participant was Indonesian R&D assistant engineer Abizard Faraz Rauf, who offered career consultations at the LeeDo Technology booth in both Indonesian and English. Before graduating from NCUE’s Master’s program in Chemistry this February, he had already secured employment through NCUE’s career support services, which included employer information sessions and on-campus interviews. He was hired by LeeDo Technology Co., Ltd. under a scholarship program and returned as a company representative. He shared that Taiwan’s convenient lifestyle and friendly environment make it an attractive destination for global talent—so much so that he now considers Taiwan his second home.

Many international students actively engaged with employers at the event. Among them was Muhammed Enes Mermer from Türkiye, a graduating student in NCUE’s International Master’s Program in Engineering, specializing in semiconductors—an industry in which Taiwan leads globally. He expressed appreciation for Taiwanese culture and the cost of living here and hopes to work in Taiwan. He also thanked NCUE for bringing companies to campus, providing students with opportunities for direct interaction and job applications.

Monica C., an Indian student who had been in Taiwan for just two months, also found the event eye-opening. She indicated that, before coming here, she only knew Taiwan was strong in semiconductors. But through this fair, she has discovered its advancements in other areas like VR and IoT. She described NCUE as an international family that has helped her integrate into local culture and traditions, further strengthening her desire to pursue a career in Taiwan.

Yung-Hsin Chang, a senior from Malaysia in the Department of Information Management, praised NCUE’s career counseling program and the one-on-one guidance provided by OICA, which helped him clarify his career goals.

According to a survey conducted by OICA, participating companies were highly satisfied with the planning and execution of the event and commended the professionalism and engagement of NCUE students. Most expressed a strong willingness to continue working with the university and looked forward to future job fairs.

Director Ho of the Changhua County Labor Department recognized NCUE as a major talent hub in the region and expressed hope that even more companies would participate in future events. Director Wang from the Youth Career Development Center emphasized the Ministry of Labor and the county government's commitment to partnering with NCUE to support students as they transition from education to employment. Dean Hon-Man Lee of OICA stated that NCUE has signed over 20 university-industry cooperation agreements, reinforcing its role as a vital bridge for international students transitioning from study to career in Taiwan. He expressed his gratitude to the co-organizing and supporting units on campus, whose collaboration made this event a great success. He also acknowledged the significant efforts of the team led by Division Head Hsiu-Hui Chang of the International Office. Special thanks were given to colleagues Yu-Yen Lee and Sheng-Bin Chen, who are responsible for implementing the MOE’s career support program for international students, as well as to staff members and student assistants involved in administrative tasks, venue arrangements, on-site interpretation, etc.

Other attending NCUE officials included Vice Presidents Yu-Min Tseng and Liang-Jui Chen; Dean of Student Affairs Chih-Hung Wang; Dean of R&D Yu-Ling Sung; Dean of Academic Affairs Yang-Wei Lin; Director of Personnel Chia-Li Wang; and Deans Chi-Yen Huang (College of Science), Kai-Chao Yao (College of Technology), Sheng-Hui Huang (College of Liberal Arts), and Yung-Ling Lai (College of Engineering), along with Director Chi-Kuang Sun of the Precision Career Development Center.

 

▲本校於6月初舉辦近年首度的校園就業博覽會，吸引許多僑外生與本地學生參加，現場人潮不斷，場面熱絡。NCUE hosted its first campus job fair in recent years in early June, attracting many international and local students, with a bustling crowd and a lively atmosphere.

▲陳明飛校長於就博會開幕典禮致詞。President Ming-Fei Chen delivered remarks at the opening ceremony of the job fair.

▲本校多位一級主管與來賓於校園就業博覽會合影（左起：學務處精準職涯發展中心孫繼光主任、李漢文國際長、王智弘學務長、陳良瑞副校長、曾育民副校長、彰化縣政府勞工處何俊昇處長、勞動部勞動力發展署中彰投分署青年職涯發展中心王茹馨主任、林泱蔚教務長及宋郁玲研發長）。Group photo of senior NCUE administrators and guests at the campus job fair (from left: Director Chi-Kuang Sun of the Precision Career Development Center, Dean Hon Man Lee of International Affairs, Dean Chih-Hung Wang of Student Affairs, Vice President Liang-Jui Chen, Vice President Yu-Min Tseng, Director Chun-Sheng Ho of the Changhua County Government Department of Labor Affairs, Director Ju-Hsin Wang of the Youth Career Development Center (YS) under the Workforce Development Agency – Central Taiwan Branch, Dean Yang-Wei Lin of Academic Affairs, and Dean Yu-Ling Sung of R&D).

▲本校多位一級主管、學院院長、來賓與活動工作人員於會場合影。Group photo of senior NCUE administrators, college deans, guests, and event staff.

▲陳副校長與參展廠商代表互動。Vice President Chen interacted with representatives from participating companies.

▲李國際長、王學務長及宋研發長造訪攤位與企業代表互動。Dean Lee (International Affairs), Dean Wang (Student Affairs), and Dean Sung (R&D) visited booths and interacted with company representatives.

▲李國際長、王學務長、宋研發長與學務處精準職涯發展中心孫主任與廠商互動。Deans Lee, Wang, and Sung, along with Director Sun of the Precision Career Development Center interacted with company representatives.

▲工學院賴院長、李國際長、王學務長及孫主任造訪廠商攤位。Dean Lai of the College of Engineering, joined by Deans Lee, Dean Wang, and Director Sun, visited company booths at the job fair.

▲國際處於會場設置職涯諮詢專區，提供個別諮詢。The OICA set up a career consultation area at the venue to provide one-on-one advising.

▲就博會人潮不斷，場面熱絡。The job fair was crowded with a lively atmosphere.

▲就博會人潮不斷，場面熱絡。The job fair was crowded with a lively atmosphere.

▲就博會人潮不斷，場面熱絡。The job fair was crowded with a lively atmosphere.

▲就博會人潮不斷，場面熱絡。The job fair was crowded with a lively atmosphere.Students warming up before the race.

▲國軍中部地區人才招募中心亦於會場設攤，吸引許多學生駐足。The Military Recruitment Center for Central Taiwan also set up a booth, drawing interest from many students.

▲近年首辦的校園就博會圓滿成功，國際處張琇惠組長率領的團隊功不可沒，包括主責教育部留臺就業計畫的兩名同仁李幼妍與陳盛彬，以及全程協助行政、場佈與現場口譯等作業的校內同仁與工讀生。The first on-campus job fair held in recent years was a great success, thanks in large part to the dedicated team led by Division Head Hsiu-Hui Chang of the International Office. Key contributors included Yu-Yen Lee and Sheng-Bin Chen, who are responsible for the MOE's career support program for international students, as well as NCUE staff members and student assistants who provided full support with administration tasks, venue arrangements, on-site interpretation, etc.

 

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