Jing Li

doi:10.70711/neet.v2i9.5669

Shaping the Employability Competitiveness under the Wave of Globalization: The Empowerment and Improvement of International Programs for College Students Career Pre-planning

Jing Li

Abstract

With the rapid progress of global economic integration, the international labor market is undergoing remarkable alterations. Currently, enterprises stress not just professional knowledge but also cross-cultural communication, international experience and language skills.This
paper analyzes the role of cross-cultural communication in enhancing employability, focusing on cross-cultural skills, language proficiency,
professional expertise, and international work experience.The research findings suggest that students participating in international courses
have a more competitive edge in the job market, especially when seeking employment in multinational enterprises.The paper also proposes
solutions to challenges in international cooperation research, such as funding, faculty, and student involvement.Finally, it suggests that universities collaborate with multinational companies to optimize curricula, fostering comprehensive career development and improving students
international employability.

Keywords

Globalization trend; University students; International programs; Professional readiness; Cross-cultural proficiency; Data examination

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v2i9.5669

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