Sunshine Coast Careers Expo: a chance you can't miss
Around 90 organisations with multiple career options on display in Sunshine Coast this week
Looking for a job or a career change? Finished your english course and wondering what to do next? Looking for better employment? The Sunshine Coast Daily will be hosting their 12th annual Careers Expo at the Sports Stadium, University of the Sunshine Coast. It will offer unique opportunities to discuss job prospects with employers, while also providing information on tertiary studies, further training, and demonstrations.
Around 90 organisations with multiple career options on display in Sunshine Coast this week
There will over 150 representatives attending this event, offering their advice on a vast number of topics. While the Worldskills Australia Try’a Trade workshop will allow visitors to experiment with a range of different trades. Motivational speakers will also be giving talks, and tips on career success. Each visitor will also go into the draw to win an Apple Ipad!
Each year the event features around 90 organisations including Universities from around Queensland and interstate, Private Education Training Colleges, National and Local Employers, Defence Forces, Government Training, Agencies and Employers, Apprenticeship and Traineeship providers, Students Services and more!
This event will be held on Tuesday 22nd July at 10am -2pm and 4pm-7pm
For more information you can access their website at www.careersevent.com and then click on the Sunshine Coast Expo link.
By Kelly Boag.
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