In recent years, the problem of difficult employment of college students has become a hot issue of social concern, and the difficulty of college Students' employment has many factors, such as social and economic development, higher education teaching reform, college students' own situation and so on. Strengthening employment guidance for college students is conducive to overcoming some problems existing in the process of employment for college students. To some extent, it can relieve the employment pressure of college students. At present, in the process of employment guidance, most colleges and universities pay more attention to their employment service functions, focusing on the publicity of employment policies, the training of information services and skills, and the practicability of employment guidance. The ideological and political education in employment guidance is neglected. Fully recognizing the importance of Ideological and political education in college students' employment guidance and carrying out ideological and political education in college students' employment guidance are conducive to cultivating the scientific concept of success, career choice and employment of college graduates. This will be of great significance to realize the full employment of graduates, promote the rapid and healthy development of social economy and build a harmonious socialist society. The purpose of this paper is to study the role and measures of Ideological and political education in employment guidance. The number of university graduates in China reached 7.95 million in 2017 and 8.2 million in 2018, from this we can see that the graduates of our country are facing a severe employment situation. In view of the current situation of college students' employment, this paper makes an analysis of college Students' own factors in the process of their employment, expounds the role of Ideological and political education in the process of college students' employment, clarifies the status and role of Ideological and political education in the process of college students' employment, and puts forward relevant measures to improve the ideological and political education in the guidance of college students' employment.

Yan Sun. On the Role and Measures of Ideological and Political Education in College Students' Employment Guidance. International Journal of Educational Innovation and Science (2020), Vol. 1, Issue 2: 54-65. https://doi.org/10.38007/IJEIS.2020.010205.

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