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April showers bring May… job opportunities? Career Fair Canada is hosting a job fair in Toronto this May, offering new employment opportunities in skilled work, healthcare, technical, and more. Here’s what to know.
Career Fair Canada welcomes all to discover new horizons, meet new employers, and make long-lasting connections, this May 22nd.
The Metro Toronto Convention Centre will transform into the ultimate job hub where future employees can “obtain valuable information about the training and development programs” that they need to land their future jobs.
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Though we’re still a few months away, some of the employers at the event include Vector Construction, Voyago, Sharkish Immigration, The Humberview Group and Ontario Professional Planners Institute.
In order to attend, you must register online. And don’t worry, it’s free to do!
In the meantime, you can check out all the other job fairs to come in the next few weeks. There’s one being held in the North York region this April, another at the Westin Harbour Castle and a Healthcare job fair at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Before May rolls around, you’ll be a pro at these job fairs. Or better yet, you may have already landed a job.
Nonetheless, mark this date in your calendars and have that resume ready.
When: May 22nd, 2024 – 10 AM to 2 PM
Where: 255 Front Street W – Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building
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