National Job Fair Fiji

Job opportunity at Women in Fisheries Network- Fiji

Job opportunity @ Kapadia Consultants

Job opportunities at Vou

"To remember one out of so many applicants is difficult for the employers and recruiters thus the only equipment is to follow up and keep the momentum on till you land a job."

When to Follow Up after Job Fair? - WiseStep Attending job fairs helps candidates a lot as they gain lot of information and network with people. Here are tips to follow up after job fair with a recruiter.

The National Job Fair 2019 has officially come to a CLOSE! Vinaka Vakalevu to everyone that came to the two day job fair, our sponsors, to all the organisations and Higher Education Institutions, our volunteers and to everyone who made this possible.

Doors closing at 5pm! Make the most of this amazing opportunity at the National Job Fair @ the FMF Gymnasium

This is the LAST day of the ! Over 30 companies in ONE place, you’ve got to come down to the FMF National Gymnasium NOW to meet with hiring organisations and enquire with higher education institutions about furthering your education! Free Entry

and also LAST DAY of the !
Don't miss out on this opportunity to meet with different hiring companies and get advice from higher education institutions

A quick message from our National Job Fair Brand Ambassador Mere Nailatikau

The National Job Fair, Mere says, provides that opening to make the most of your curiosity. If there is an organisation, industry or sector that you have always been interested in, this is the place where you can gather information and hear the facts directly from representatives of employers and training institutions. The Fair will give you direct access to information on the types of occupations involved in these different organisations, and to decide if they match your skills or interests. The added bonus is the opportunity to join free training sessions to increase your chances for employment and improve your confidence.

"Going to the Job Fair can be a great learning experience and a doorway to further possibilities. There’s no harm in asking the hard questions directly to the representatives of these organisations so that you can capitalise on different options for training or study. I can understand that you might feel intimidated or worried that you might not qualify for various reasons – maybe you haven’t worked or studied in a long time. However, I really encourage you to make the most of this opportunity because you just might surprise yourself. You may find that there are companies and institutions that match your skills or interests, and even if you don’t you can still discover one or two key actions that you can take to put yourself in a better position for future opportunities. For example, you can start by participating in the free training sessions on offer."

Join Mere and over 30 hiring companies and the Higher Education Institutions @ the FMF National Gym for the last day of the