On the afternoon of May 23, 2019, the 2019 graduate dispatch informationmeeting of the Business School of Central University of Finance and Economics(CUFE) took place at Room 303 of the main teaching building. Wang Rong, Deputy PartySecretary of the School, Wang Tingting, a political instructor forundergraduates of Class 2015, and all 2019 CUFE Business School graduatesattended the meeting which was hosted by Zhang Dian, a political instructor forgraduate students of the Business School.

A scene from the meeting

Zhang Dian started themeeting by emphasizing the importance of graduate dispatch work. Chen Jinran,monitor of Class 2017 students studying for academic master’s degree, followedto convey the message from the graduate dispatch training session organized bythe CUFE Career Center. She elaborated on procedures and filing requirementsfor such arrangements as receiving further education in China, studying abroad,and obtaining employment, including explanations for keywords likereport-for-duty certificate and registration certificate for householdrelocation involved in their dispatch, detailed rules of dispatch in different formsof employment, relevant timetables, and notes on material submission.

Zhang Dian presided over the meeting

Chen Jinran explained details to attendants

In order to facilitate employmentof graduates, a great concern of the CUFE Business School, the School hasorganized various activities like experience sharing in the preparations forthe national post-graduate entrance examination, exchanges on overseas schoolapplications, and career instructions from alumni to pool up experience andtalent requirements from related industries and help students improve their overallcompetitiveness and expand sources of employment. Furthermore, in recent years,in addition to traditional ways of employment and further education at home andabroad, the School has intensified other career instructions for graduates toachieve personal development while making contributions to nationalundertakings, and encouraged them to engage in diversified programs like thewestern development drive, projects of selected graduates for civil service,and army enlistment, thus yielding impressive results.