Job Fair Offers 6,800 Positions for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Levels in Construction, Industry, and Commerce Fields

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Published on 07/03/2024 at 11:28

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Discover The Best Job Openings! Job Fair with 6.8 Thousand Opportunities. Connect With Leading Companies in The Region

Are you looking for a new opportunity? Then you can’t miss the 8th edition of ConectaRH, the job fair that will shake Goiânia next Saturday, March 9th! In partnership with RH Positivo, FacUnicamps University Center will host 86 companies with 6.8 thousand job openings waiting for you.

From 8 AM to 11 AM, at Teatro FacUnicamps, in the Coimbra district, you will have the unique opportunity to connect directly with recruiters, present your resume, and even participate in onsite interviews. In addition, you will receive resume analysis and career guidance in four mini lectures.

Unmissable Lectures with Career Specialists

The event will feature lectures from renowned specialists, such as Rafael Mendes, Karine Stringheta, Amanda Rocha, Dilze Percílio, and Fernando Campos. They will share valuable tips on how to craft an attractive resume, boost your career, use LinkedIn to your advantage, and prepare for in-person and online interviews.

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How to Register:

To register, simply go to Teatro FacUnicamps, in the Coimbra district, from 8 AM to 11 AM next Saturday, March 9th. Admission is free for the public and interested companies.

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Job Fair Offers 6,800 Positions for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Levels in Construction, Industry, and Commerce Fields

Discover The Best Job Openings! Job Fair with 6.8 Thousand Opportunities. Connect With Leading Companies in The Region

Unmissable Lectures with Career Specialists

How to Register:

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Job Fair Offers 6,800 Positions for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Levels in Construction, Industry, and Commerce Fields

Discover The Best Job Openings! Job Fair with 6.8 Thousand Opportunities. Connect With Leading Companies in The Region

Unmissable Lectures with Career Specialists

How to Register:

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