Abstract

With the arrival of graduation season, the number of graduates is expanding every year, and the employment rate of college students has become one of the data that colleges and universities pay attention to. To improve the employment rate of college students, we should first educate each college student in career planning, so that they can clearly understand their own positioning and future development direction. Career planning can guide students to understand their jobs and analyze their professional fields. Faced with massive employment information, it is also a big problem for college students to search and choose information. In this paper, the personalized recommendation system for entrepreneurship is described, and the basic principles of information recommendation are described. The basic information and personal interest points of college students are represented by feature vectors, which provide a favorable theoretical support for college students’ career planning and employment and entrepreneurship information recommendation. An information recommendation model under deep learning is formed. Finally, the performance of the model under the traditional algorithm and the optimized information recommendation model is evaluated, and the satisfaction of users to this system is scored so as to provide a convenient and quick information recommendation system for college students, thus indirectly improving the employment rate of graduates and providing corresponding solutions to the problem of difficult employment.

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