I. Program Objectives

• Help young people clarify their career goals and occupational interests while gaining an initial understanding of the job market.

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

• Strengthen regional coordination by collaborating with colleges and universities to promote employment services.

• Foster appropriate work attitudes among college students, assist them in preparing for employment, and facilitate their entry into the workforce.

II. Subsidy Categories and Maximum Amounts

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

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

• Career Counseling Services by External On-site Career Counselors: Up to NT$200,000 per university.

• 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 Visits / Workplace Experiences / Visits to Employment Service or Vocational Training Institutions: Up to NT$200,000 per session.

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

III. Review Criteria for Subsidy Applications

The Northern Taiwan Regional Branch of the Ministry of Labor will prioritize applications that meet the following criteria:

• Clearly defined program objectives, activities designed to produce tangible employment outcomes, and innovative program content.

• One application per department or university unit, in principle.

• Priority for initiatives that provide direct and immediate assistance related to entering the workforce.

• Priority participation for third- and fourth-year undergraduate students in the current academic year.

• The same expense item may not receive duplicate subsidies from two or more government agencies.

IV. Important Dates, Application Procedures, and Required Documents

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

• Application materials are available in the download section of the official website:
  🔗 Ministry of Labor, Northern Taiwan Regional Branch – Employment Service Subsidy Program in Collaboration with Colleges and Universities

• The electronic presentation slides for the program briefing session will be updated and made available for faculty members who intend to apply.

• Program implementation period: March–October 2027.

• Within one month after the completion of each activity, please submit the original paper reimbursement documents to the Career Counseling and Alumni Services Center, located on the 4th floor of the General Building.

• For questions regarding internal application procedures and submission deadlines, please contact Ms. Ouyang at 082-313741.

※ The information above is provided as a summary for reference only. Please refer to the official announcements and guidelines published on the Ministry of Labor, Northern Taiwan Regional Branch website for the complete implementation procedures and regulations.