Careers and Employment Expo 2024
Careers and Employment Expo 2024, provides you with an ideal opportunity to explore and discuss your career and employment journey with foods, tourism, events and hospitality Industry Professionals.
If you are you looking for full time, part time or casual work or thinking about what you will do when you graduate and want to connect & Network with Industry Professionals.
If you are you looking for full time, part time or casual work or thinking about what you will do when you graduate and want to connect & Network with Industry Professionals.
Then this is the perfect event for you.
Wednesday 02 October 2024 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Building A, Level 5
555 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Snapshot
What You Learn
Career opportunities, networking skills, and valuable insights from industry experts.
What You Get
At the Expo,
- you will visit exhibitor booths to network and research employment opportunities with over 25 employers
- ask questions and collect information from exhibitors
- Take a professional LinkedIn photo at our photo booth
Prerequisites
Dress professionally and bring a pen, notepad & multiple copies of your resume.Dress Code
Dress like you're going for an interview! Avoid: runners, jeans with holes, tracksuit pants, hoodies (A professional appearance can make a positive impression with employers)Materials to Bring
This event is for William Angliss Institute students and graduates only. You will be asked to provide your student ID number during registration.How can I prepare for the event?
Dozens of employers will attend this Expo to meet and recruit students and graduates - you!
To make an impression:
- Attend our upcoming workshops, watch our previous Resume webinar or book an appointment with our Careers Coordinator to put your best foot forward when meeting employers
- Do your research! Find out what employers are coming to the Expo, learn about their company, and be open-minded about who you speak with.
- Be courteous. Remember to thank an employer for their time if you have been talking to an employer. Avoid telling a representative you are uninterested in working for their company - use the opportunity to learn more.
