- Differentiated Success Strategies and Abundant Benefits Based on Data from 31,962 Successful Candidates
- 3,095 Seminar Applicants, Largest Scale in Noryangjin
ST Unitas's civil service exam specialized brands ‘Gongdanki’, ‘Sobangdanki,’ and ‘Gyeongpolka’ announced that the ‘Final Strategy Briefing for 2025 Preparation’ jointly held on December 21 in Noryangjin, Seoul, was successfully concluded.
This briefing, conducted for administrative, firefighting, and police civil service exam candidates, attracted attention with lectures from experts specialized in each exam and abundant benefits for examinees. A record-high 3,095 people registered, achieving a high participation rate. Especially amid economic uncertainty and a frozen job market, the enthusiasm of examinees aiming for stable jobs and preparing for exam reforms was palpable.
Based on 31,962 successful candidate data accumulated over the past 10 years, ST Unitas presented the changes in each exam and effective study strategies to prepare for them. In particular, changes in the direction of questions for Korean and English subjects, as well as subject-specific study plans and high-score strategies tailored to the characteristics of firefighting and police exams, received high praise from participants. Leading instructors from each field, including Lee Seonjae for Korean at Gongdanki, Baek Sona for Fire Science at Sobangdanki, and Kim Junggeun for Criminal Law at Gyeongpolka, delivered practical preparation plans and short-term passing know-how.
All attendees were provided with study materials for major subjects, practical envelope mock exams, and bhc chicken gifticons. Additionally, through a raffle, prizes worth a total of 100 million KRW, including AirPods Max, Dyson Airwrap, and LG Gram laptops, were awarded, further increasing the briefing’s popularity. Examinees who attended the briefing evaluated that it greatly helped them set concrete study strategies and goals despite the changed exam environment.
On the day of the event, the waiting line reached 721 meters, and due to a larger-than-expected crowd, the organizers prioritized safety management, sending some waiting participants back. They took meticulous care to ensure participants could safely attend the briefing by deploying additional safety personnel and police support.
An ST Unitas official said, “This briefing was a meaningful occasion to confirm the passion of examinees preparing for civil service exams. Although we utilized all available spaces due to the large number of participants, we sincerely apologize to the 356 examinees who were turned away,” adding, “The briefing benefits will be provided equally to these individuals, and the video of the briefing will be released for free on January 3 through a replay service.”
He also stated, “It seems that the study strategies based on successful candidate data and the abundant benefits drew much positive response. We will continue to do our best in developing educational solutions and materials for examinees.”
Educational services and related materials for the 2025 civil service exam preparation can be found on the brand’s official website.
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