MAJOR & CAREER TALK SHOW

An educational video production program for students and the general public to access useful and relevant topics on professional and professional skills.

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About The Program

Students collaborating
Professional speaker

The "Major & Career Talk Show" is a video interview program that allows students, the public, and the general public to use the content of the topic to their advantage and make professional and academic decisions.

Seeing the current context, Digital or artificial intelligence (AI) technology is very influential in helping the research of students, the public as well as general institutions. By launching the first phase of the Pentagon strategy, human resource development focuses on improving the quality of education, sports, science and technology...

The program will be conducted in the form of live interviews with keynote speakers, including high school students, students of each major of the university, as well as speakers from a variety of careers. The program will be advertised digitally on social media sites such as Facebook, TikTok, Telegram, Instagram and YouTube, which are expected to receive at least 1 million views.

Target students in high schools in the 25 provincial capitals with grades from 10th to 12th, students studying at universities from 3rd to 4th year and speakers Multidisciplinary careers will be selected to participate in this program.

The program will take place in the MACA Studio or at the location of each target school according to the date set by the team. The program will produce a video of at least 60 minutes per video and post it on social media every Saturday at 8pm every week.

Objective, Goals & Expected Results

Objectives

Disseminate a wide range of career and career selection interviews to students, the public, so that they can use the content of the topic to their advantage in making educational and career decisions skills in the context of the digital age.

Goals

  • Share personal knowledge and experiences from students, public figures, media influencers and multidisciplinary successes.
  • Provide a basis for students to better understand the skills they should choose, study readiness, and study location.
  • Make a small contribution with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports to support the integration of the Digital Education Strategic Plan.

Expected Results

Target a minimum of 1,000,000 people viewed through digital advertising on social media like Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, addressing their concerns in deciding on career options.

Topic Forms and Interviews

Professional Interview
Team Discussion

The program will be in the form of interviews with a facilitator and guest speakers, high school students, outstanding university students, public figures, influencers and celebrities in their careers who will share experiences in preparation for choosing a study and career.

Interview on the topic

  • High School Planning
  • Tips for post-secondary education
  • Careers in government, private and civil society

Sharing Experience

Share personal knowledge and experiences from students, public figures, media influencers and multidisciplinary successes.

Quotes From Audience

  • Questionnaire through Audience Page
  • Questions excerpted from comments two days before broadcast

Problems To Be Solved

Choosing the wrong skills you don’t like

The decision to choose a major by many youths remains a challenge due to limited access to information, following a friend or family’s decision, and lack of guidance in line with the turns of technology and new developments.

Confused student

Uncertain Skills or Dropout

Choosing majors that do not fit the hobbies and talents of youths resulted in many negative effects that waste their time, face family financial crisis and lack of confidence or may drop out of school.

This leads to incapable youths stepping into the unskilled labor market and affects the national economy.

Student walking away

Skills Do Not Match Market Needs

Choosing a major does not always meet the needs of the current labor market. Choosing without thorough analysis is to follow someone else’s decision and to choose a general skill, opposed to current job requirements for specialized skills in electronics, mechanics, technology, production, and other scientific fields.

Job market

Talkshow Videos

Explore our Talkshow playlist for insightful discussions on various topics.

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