PERSOL HOLDINGS is partnering with online university ZEN University to offer “ZEN Career Quest: Special Edition,” a practical program designed to help students envision careers that reflect their individuality. The program comprises 5 offerings in total, combining 4 talk sessions with 2 workshops.
The PERSOL Group will launch “ZEN Career Quest: Special Edition,” a practical education program designed to help students envision careers that reflect their individuality, in collaboration with ZEN Career Quest, a participatory career support project provided by ZEN University. The program comprises 5 offerings in total: 4 talk sessions and workshops using “Tanimoku.” Employees of the PERSOL Group will be invited as speakers to share the realities of working in the real world and approaches to thinking, helping participants improve their self-analysis, logical thinking and career-planning skills.
Details and the program lineup for ZEN Career Quest: Special Edition include 4 talk sessions covering Levels 1 to 4. Each session is scheduled to feature a presentation on themes including developing a vision for the future, establishing one's own guiding principles and understanding one's strengths. The first session, titled “It’s OK Even If You Don’t Have a Dream for the Future,” will feature Tatsuta Ryo (竜田 遼). The second session will focus on how to find “your own guiding principles” and feature Yamada Tsuyoshi (山田 剛士). The third session will explain the principles of one’s “strengths” and feature Watahiki Yuya (綿引 裕也). The fourth session is scheduled to introduce ways to use one’s strengths to expand the range of available options.
The program will also include 2 workshops titled “ZEN Career Quest: Special Edition: FINAL,” using “Tanimoku,” a method for setting goals by incorporating the perspectives of others. PLAY ①, the strengths discovery session, will be held online on 20 November 2026, and PLAY ②, the working in your own way session, will be held online on 27 November 2026. Participation is free, and capacity is limited to 10 people.