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The JNU Career Employment Department and the University Job Plus Center (Director Hyun Mi-yeul) successfully held the JNU-CLIP AI workshop—an intensive training program on AI-based content production—on July 1 at the second building of the College of Pharmacy.

The workshop was designed to enhance local youth’s practical content creation skills by teaching them how to effectively use AI tools. Participants used their laptops to engage in hands-on activities, including AI-driven content planning and design.

The practical training curriculum included: ▲ Content planning methods using generative AI tools ▲ Card news planning and design exercises ▲ Image-based character creation and AI-generated music production ▲ Introduction to useful AI tools for everyday life

Kim Chae-yeon, a fourth-year philosophy student at JNU said, "Through this program, I realized that AI is not a threat to human creativity, but rather a creative partner that opens new possibilities.“

Supported by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Youth Policy Office and the Jeju Employment Center, the program was organized and operated by the JNU Career Employment Department and University Job Plus Center. It was conducted as a practice-oriented workshop aimed at strengthening digital literacy and fostering practical career skills among students and young people in the region.