Who organizes and manages the work-study program in colleges and universities?

It is organized and managed by the student affairs office of the school or the student affairs office.

In colleges and universities, the work-study program aims to help students with financial difficulties reduce their family financial pressure and provide certain financial assistance opportunities. In order to better manage and organize these activities, schools usually set up student offices or student offices to be responsible for the unified organization and management of work-study programs.

These departments are responsible for contacting and coordinating with employers inside and outside the school to provide students with opportunities for work-study programs. They will negotiate working hours, wages and other issues with the employer to ensure that the work-study positions meet the students' learning arrangements and do not interfere with their normal study.

These departments are also responsible for the recruitment, registration and management of work-study programs to ensure that every student can enjoy the opportunity of work-study programs equally. They will track and evaluate students' work, ensure that employers abide by work regulations and protect students' legitimate rights and interests.

Significance and management mechanism of work-study program in colleges and universities

Work-study activities in colleges and universities are of great significance for improving students' economic situation and enhancing their self-development ability. By participating in the work-study program, students can get economic income through their own labor, reduce the economic burden on their families, and concentrate on their academic development better. At the same time, work-study program can also cultivate students' labor consciousness, practical ability and social responsibility. In order to better manage and organize work-study activities, schools need to establish a sound management mechanism.

First of all, the school should set up a special department to be responsible for the overall management and organization of work-study programs. The department needs to establish a stable cooperative relationship with employers inside and outside the school to ensure diversified employment opportunities for students. Secondly, the school should establish a perfect recruitment and management system to ensure the fairness and transparency of work-study programs.

Schools should also establish and improve student work files and information management systems to record and manage students' participation. This helps to evaluate students' participation and work performance, and provides reasonable rewards and evaluations for students.