GB/T 33667-2017 Specification for employment guidance services for college graduates GB/T33667-2017 |tt||Standard compression package decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the basic requirements, service content, service requirements, service process, service supervision, evaluation and improvement of employment guidance services for graduates of general colleges and universities (referred to as colleges and universities) across the country. ?This standard applies to employment guidance services for college graduates provided by human resources service agencies (referred to as service agencies).

ICS03.080
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T33667—2017
Specification of career guidance service for university and college graduates Issued on 2017-05-12
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China
Implementation on 2017-12-01
This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.1-2009. This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People's Republic of China. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for Standardization of Human Resources Services (SAC/TC292). GB/T33667-—2017
The drafting units of this standard are: Chengtong Human Resources Co., Ltd., China Northern Talent Market, and Shaanxi Talent Exchange Service Center. The main drafters of this standard are: Xiao Yin, Wang Lusheng, Zhao Yu, Dai Yali, Zhang Weijie, Wang Shoucheng, Du Zhiqian, Zhou Rong, Chen Yongli, Jie Tingmin, Feng Weiwei.
1 Scope
Employment Guidance Service Specification for College Graduates
GB/T33667—2017
This standard specifies the basic requirements, service content, service requirements, service process, service supervision, evaluation and improvement of employment guidance services for graduates of general colleges and universities (hereinafter referred to as colleges and universities) nationwide. This standard applies to employment guidance services for college graduates provided by human resources service agencies (hereinafter referred to as service agencies). 2 Normative References
The following documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For all dated references, only the dated version applies to this document. For all undated references, the latest version (including all amendments) applies to this document. GB/T30663 Talent Assessment Service Business Specifications 3 Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1
University and college graduatesUniversity and college graduatesBachelor's and junior college students and master's and doctoral students who have obtained the qualification of graduation and have not exceeded the period of job hunting and are enrolled in accordance with the national enrollment plan for ordinary colleges and universities and the graduate program. 3.2
Career guidance for university and college graduatesCareer guidance for university and college graduatesThe consulting, counseling and training activities carried out by human resources service agencies to help university graduates form correct employment and entrepreneurship concepts, improve employment and entrepreneurship capabilities, and promote employment and entrepreneurship. 4 Basic requirements
4.1 Service agencies
4.1.1 Service agencies that provide employment guidance services for university graduates should have rules and regulations to regulate employment guidance services for university graduates. 4.1.2 Service agencies that provide employment guidance services for university graduates should adopt window services, specialist services, door-to-door services, telephone services and online services.
4.1.3 Service agencies that provide employment guidance services for university graduates should introduce service items, service content and service processes through brochures, schematic diagrams and other methods, and provide guidance services. 4.1.4 Service agencies that provide employment guidance services for college graduates should be equipped with full-time and professional personnel for employment guidance services for college graduates. 4.1.5 Service agencies that provide employment guidance services for college graduates should provide training for practitioners, and the training content should include but not be limited to the following:
Laws, regulations and policies;
b) Career planning knowledge;
Psychological counseling for employment and entrepreneurship.
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4.1.6 According to the needs of college graduates, service agencies with conditions should use mobile terminals to provide personalized and precise services. 4.2 Practitioners
4.2.1 Practitioners should meet the following conditions: Familiar with laws, regulations and policies related to human resources and social security, employment and entrepreneurship of college graduates; a)
b) Possess relevant professional knowledge such as human resources management and psychology; c) Have more than one year of human resources work experience. 4.2.2 Service agencies should hire experts and scholars in the field of human resources management, college employment and entrepreneurship mentors, senior corporate managers, successful alumni in employment and entrepreneurship, etc. to participate in the employment and entrepreneurship guidance services for college graduates. 4.3 Venues and facilities
4.3.1 The venues and software and hardware equipment of service agencies that provide employment guidance services for college graduates should meet the following requirements: a) Set up a manual consultation desk and open a consultation hotline; b) Set up consultation rooms, group counseling rooms, training classrooms, and the training classrooms are equipped with corresponding teaching equipment; set up a waiting and rest area;
d) Establish an information system or database for employment guidance services for college graduates. 4.3.2 Service agencies with conditions should be equipped with talent assessment tools. 5 Service Content
Employment guidance services for college graduates should include but not be limited to the following: a) Employment and entrepreneurship policy consultation, including providing legal, regulatory and policy consultation on economy, social culture, employment and entrepreneurship, human resources and social security; b) Career orientation analysis, including providing personality traits, job search motivation, career preference, competency measurement and other contents; c) Career planning, including providing self-cognition, environmental analysis, career positioning, goal design, development path guidance and other contents; d
Self-employment guidance, including providing project demonstration, business plan formulation, business start-up guidance, follow-up services and other contents; Employment and entrepreneurship skills guidance, including providing information selection, resume preparation, interview skills, workplace simulation and other employment skills training and enterprise management, marketing, business negotiation and other entrepreneurship skills guidance and other contents. 6 Service requirements
6.1 Employment and entrepreneurship policy consultation
Employment and entrepreneurship policy consultation services should meet the following requirements: a) When conducting policy consultation, personnel who are familiar with laws, regulations and policies on economic society, culture, employment and entrepreneurship of college graduates, human resources and social security should be designated;
When conducting policy consultation, services should be provided by means of printing policy interpretation manuals, opening online special topics or posting posters so that college graduates can obtain the consultation content; b) When adopting policy propaganda methods, the propaganda materials should be submitted to the service objects 2 working days in advance. Note: The service objects refer to college graduates and college 6.2 Career orientation analysis
Career orientation analysis services should meet the following requirements: a) When the assessment tools are equipped according to the needs and actual conditions of college graduates, the assessment tools should meet the requirements of GB/T30663; 2
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The service agency should keep the basic situation of the service object, assessment data and other information confidential, and feedback the assessment results to the service object according to the service agreement requirements:
The assessment results should be fed back to the service object within the time agreed in the service agreement. 6.3 Career planning
Career planning services should meet the following requirements: a) The service agency should provide guidance to college graduates based on the characteristics of college graduates and combined with the employment situation; b) The service agency should submit guidance to the service object in writing. 6.4 Self-employment guidance
Self-employment guidance services should meet the following requirements: a) Service agencies should carry out self-employment guidance work in light of the college graduates’ own conditions, social needs, entrepreneurial intentions, industry dynamics, regional characteristics, etc.; b) Service agencies should strictly keep the entrepreneurial plans of college graduates confidential; b) The service content is limited to guiding college graduates to start their own businesses, and the use of their entrepreneurial achievements without their consent should be avoided.
6.5 Employment and Entrepreneurship Skills Guidance
Employment and entrepreneurship skills guidance services should meet the following requirements: service agencies should formulate guidance outlines and teaching materials, and should carry out guidance in accordance with the outlines and teaching materials; a
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Service agencies should have a complete and standardized training management system and safety emergency plan; c)
Service agencies should strictly control the training content and implement training services according to training needs; d)
Service agencies should review the qualifications of training instructors and establish a training instructor management system. e)
7Service process
7.1Information release
Service agencies use Internet platforms, mobile terminals, print media, brochures, lectures and other channels to release information related to employment guidance services for college graduates.
7.2 Contact and Communication
When contacting the service recipient, the service recipient’s needs should be analyzed according to the recipient’s intentions, and a targeted service plan should be proposed. 7.3 Signing of a service project agreement
7.3.1 The service agency should review all materials submitted by the service recipient and confirm the relevant information of the service recipient. 7.3.2 The service agency should sign a service project agreement with the service recipient, including but not limited to the following terms: a) The names of the two parties to the agreement, the addresses of both parties, the contact persons, and the contact information; b) Service content;
c) Service period, location and method
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7.4 Service Implementation
7.4.1 The service agency should formulate an implementation plan based on the service project agreement and determine the project leader. 7.4.2 The project leader should organize the project team and implement the plan according to the plan. The project leader shall designate a person to track the progress of the project and promptly resolve problems in the implementation of the project. 7.4.3
7.5 Archiving of materials
The service agency shall promptly organize and archive relevant materials after the service project is completed. 8 Service supervision, evaluation and improvement
8.1 The service agency shall proactively disclose information such as service content, service basis, service procedures, service time limit, service specifications, and complaint channels. 8.2 The service agency shall adopt questionnaire surveys, telephone follow-up visits, and seminars to conduct satisfaction surveys of service recipients in terms of service content, service attitude, service efficiency, and service methods, and promptly evaluate service quality. 8.3 The service agency shall provide hotlines, online suggestion boxes, mobile application platforms, WeChat public accounts, and other forms of complaint channels to promptly accept complaints from service recipients.
8.4 The service agency shall clearly define a special department responsible for perfume adjustment, handling, and responding to complaints from service recipients. 8.5 The service agency shall inform the complainant of the handling of the complaint within 5 working days. 8.6 For valid complaints, the service agency shall formulate and implement rectification measures. -TKAONIKAca
References
GB/T33667—2017
[1]Employment Promotion Law of the People's Republic of China Decree of the President of the People's Republic of China No. 70 promulgated on August 30, 2007[2]Interim Provisions on Employment of Graduates from Regular Institutions of Higher Education Teaching [1997] No. 6 issued by the State Education Commission on March 24, 1997
［3]GB/T28222—2011 General Rules for the Compilation of Service Standards[4]Notice of the State Council on Further Improving the Employment of Graduates from Regular Institutions of Higher Education Guofa [2011] No. 16 issued on May 31, 2011
[5]Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Improving the Employment of Graduates from Regular Institutions of Higher Education in 2013 Notice on Employment of Graduates from Regular Institutions of Higher Education in China (Guobanfa [2013] No. 35) Issued on May 16, 2013 [6] Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Doing a Good Job in Employment and Entrepreneurship of Graduates from Regular Institutions of Higher Education in 2014 (Guobanfa [2014] No. 22) Issued on May 9, 2014 [7] Opinions of the State Council on Further Doing a Good Job in Employment and Entrepreneurship under the New Situation (Guobanfa [2015] No. 23) Issued on April 27, 2015 [8] Implementation Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Deepening the Reform of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education in Institutions of Higher Education (Guobanfa 2015 No. 36) Issued on May 13, 2015
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