1. Project Objectives

• Assist young people in clarifying their career goals and professional direction, while developing a basic understanding of the job market.

• Encourage young people to recognize their personal values, strengths, and potential, and explore their career interests and aspirations.

• Strengthen regional coordination and collaboration with colleges and universities in promoting employment services.

• Foster positive work attitudes among university students, support their employment preparation, and facilitate their transition into the job market.

2. Subsidy Categories and Maximum Funding Amounts

• Campus Recruitment Events: Up to NT$1 million per event.

• Employer Forums / Entrepreneurship Forums / Employment-related Forums and Lectures: Up to NT$20,000 per session.

• Career Counseling Services: Up to NT$200,000 per university for hiring external on-campus career counselors.

• Company Information Sessions:

  • 1–3 participating companies: NT$30,000 per session

  • 4–6 participating companies: NT$60,000 per session

  • 7–10 participating companies: NT$100,000 per session

  • 11 or more participating companies: NT$200,000 per session

• Company Workplace Visits / Workplace Experience Activities / Visits to Employment Service or Vocational Training Organizations: Up to NT$200,000 per session.

• Employment Promotion Courses: Up to NT$200,000 per session.

3. Subsidy Review Criteria of the Northern Taiwan Regional Branch, Workforce Development Agency, Ministry of Labor

• Projects with clearly defined objectives, activities that can achieve tangible employment promotion outcomes, and innovative project designs will receive priority consideration for funding.

• Each department or campus unit should submit one proposal per unit as a general principle.

• Projects that provide direct and immediate assistance related to entering the job market will receive priority consideration.

• Third- and fourth-year undergraduate students of the current academic year will be the priority target participants.

• The same expense item cannot be submitted for subsidy to two or more government agencies simultaneously.

4. Important Deadlines, Application Procedures, and Required Documents

• Faculty members and units interested in applying are requested to carefully review the project guidelines and submit electronic copies of the relevant application forms to the Center at easc@nqu.edu.tw by October 15, 2026 (Thursday). The Center will consolidate all applications and submit them collectively.

• Application documents can be downloaded from the Northern Taiwan Regional Branch, Workforce Development Agency, Ministry of Labor — Subsidy Program for Employment Services Conducted in Collaboration with Colleges and Universities download section, or referred to in the files provided below.

• (To be updated) The presentation slides from the Northern Taiwan Regional Branch’s briefing session for this program will be made available for faculty members and units interested in applying.

• Project Implementation Period: March–October 2027. Within one month after the completion of each activity, the original hard-copy reimbursement documents must be submitted to the Center (Career Counseling and Alumni Services Center, 4th Floor, General Building).

• For questions regarding internal application procedures and submission arrangements, please contact 082-313741 (Ms. Ouyang).

※ The information above is provided as a summary for reference only. Detailed implementation procedures and regulations shall be subject to the official announcements published on the Northern Taiwan Regional Branch, Workforce Development Agency, Ministry of Labor website.