More than 2,000 job positions for students and workers

On November 3, Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics (UEH) organized the Ho Chi Minh City Internship and Employment Fair - UEH Career Fair. This is a meaningful activity held annually.

Students and workers attend the festival to seek job opportunities.

According to UEH representative, the festival attracted 30 participating businesses with more than 2,000 attractive job positions for students and workers in the city and neighboring areas.

Job fair recruiting in person and online.

In addition, the festival also creates conditions for students to orient their careers, improve their skills to integrate into the labor market, and is an opportunity for businesses to approach and recruit potential young human resources. Recruitment is carried out in a direct form (1-1 interviews) at the program and online.

The job fair attracted a large number of students and workers to participate with attractive job positions.

In addition, the festival also offers a series of meaningful activities to help students and workers have a comprehensive view of current recruitment trends, as well as the necessary skills to adapt to the 4.0 labor market.

Specifically: workshop "Understanding the right industry will help you succeed in finding a job", workshop "Self-control and stress-balancing skills"; CV editing consulting activities,...

Students send questions about jobs to recruiting businesses.

Not only organizing the festival in the city, the program is also organized at Vinh Long Branch (end of October 2024). Because, the demand for human resources of businesses in the city and the Mekong Delta is increasing.

“The job fair brings job opportunities to students and workers, and at the same time connects the community of organizations, businesses and individuals to act together for the goal of sustainable development for education and society” - Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Quang Hung - Deputy Director of UEH shared.

Source: https://daidoanket.vn/hon-2-000-vi-tri-viec-lam-danh-cho-sinh-vien-nguoi-lao-dong-10293694.html