Job hunters set to graduate and employers hungry for talent were put together in a room at St. Clair College for the annual Business and Information Technology Career Fair at St. Clair College.
A dozen businesses from the Windsor-Essex region set up booths at the Zekelman School of Business student lounge, flooded with students eager to secure work post-graduation.
Evan Gaggero was a Police Foundations student at St. Clair College one year ago, when he first attended the First Responders Career Fair.
Today, he is Ontario Provincial Police Cadet Evan Gaggero, and he's back at the Career Fair looking to find the next recruits to follow in his footsteps.
Being a newcomer to Canada can be a tremendously rewarding experience, but one that can also be equally overwhelming for people seeking employment.
Students looking for part-time jobs to help make some extra cash while studying at St. Clair College had employers brought to their doorstep Wednesday at the second annual College part-time Job Fair.
About 15 employers set up booths at the Student Life Centre between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sept. 25, accepting resumes and applications from more than 500 interested students.
On Friday, April 5th, the Experiential Learning and Career Services Department hosted Nextstar Energy for an employer day held in the lobby of the Ford Centre for Excellence in Manufacturing. Students had the opportunity to network with professionals from Nexstar Energy to learn about available positions for students in Engineering and Skilled Trade programs.
The Landscape Horticulture program and Experiential Learning and Career Services department welcomed employers from the landscape horticulture industry to the Student Life Centre at the main campus on W
On Friday, March 1, students from various programs had the opportunity to meet employers from the education and community service sectors.
On Wednesday February 7, the Experiential Learning and Career Services Department hosted healthcare employers at the Chatham Campus. In all, 23 employers from the region and beyond had the opportunity to network with students from the following programs:
By: Ari Poisson (Genesis Centre Marketing Student)
by: Ari Poisson (Genesis Centre Marketing Student) with contributions from WEtech Alliance.