Qinglan Career | "Dream Camp" at School of Economics, Capital University of Economics and Business Successfully Concludes
Recently, the 2024-2025 Spring Semester “Dream Camp” at the School of Economics, Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB), a partner institution of the FESCO Qinglan Career Development Service Center, came to a successful close. Held from April to May 2025, the camp targeted 2023 cohort undergraduates from the School of Economics, aiming to enhance their employability and lay a solid foundation for future career development.
Industry Insight: Focusing on Professional Growth
In the first week starting April 16, the industry insight session officially kicked off the camp. Liu Yecheng, a FESCO Qinglan Center mentor, leveraged her deep academic background and extensive HR management experience to analyze the current job market from an HR practitioner’s perspective. She introduced career and entrepreneurship pathways in Beijing, related policy subsidies, and, as a PhD alumna and senior at CUEB, shared her own career journey in the economics field, offering clarity and guidance for the students. This opening session helped students establish a clear understanding of their major and future career directions, encouraging early career planning.
!FESCO Qinglan Center mentor Liu Yecheng guiding students through the “industry insight” phase of career development training
General Career Skills: Practical Training for Job Search
The second part of the camp focused on general job search skills. FESCO Qinglan Center mentor Zhang Daiyao, with rich campus recruitment experience, led sessions on resume writing and interview preparation. She provided detailed guidance on crafting resumes and preparing for interviews, skillfully integrating AI tool applications and encouraging students to leverage digital intelligence trends and AI technology for job searching. In the fourth week, talent assessment expert Jiang Pengfei focused on the challenges of leaderless group discussions, offering a wealth of real-world cases to help students improve communication, presentation, and teamwork skills, and accumulate hands-on experience for group interviews.
!FESCO Qinglan Center job skills experts Zhang Daiyao (left) and Jiang Pengfei (right) sharing practical insights with students
!FESCO Qinglan Center mentors providing one-on-one Q&A after class
Expanding International Horizons: Study Abroad Planning
In the final week, focusing on the cultivation of international talent, study abroad planning expert Ma Yuexin delivered a special session on “Study Abroad Planning and the Advantages and Challenges of Returning Students in the Job Market.” Drawing on her professional expertise, she systematically guided students interested in overseas study, analyzing the opportunities and challenges faced by returnees, and providing comprehensive advice for both academic and career planning.
!FESCO Qinglan Center study abroad expert Ma Yuexin sharing with students
Review & Outlook
This “Dream Camp” was content-rich and highly practical, covering both theoretical knowledge and real-world drills to comprehensively enhance students’ employability. Looking ahead, FESCO International Education will further deepen its cooperation with universities, supporting students in every aspect from career planning and job-seeking mindset to application strategies, empowering them to achieve high-quality employment outcomes.
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