Enhanced self-promotion skills: Participating in a reverse job fair allows students to develop and refine their self-promotion skills. They learn how to effectively communicate their strengths, experiences, and accomplishments to potential employers, which is a valuable skill for any job seeker.
Increased networking opportunities: Reverse job fairs provide students with the chance to network directly with employers and industry professionals. Students can make connections, ask questions, and learn more about potential job opportunities, internships, or career paths. Networking at a reverse job fair can lead to valuable contacts and future employment prospects.
Potential job offers or internships: One of the ultimate outcomes of a reverse job fair is the potential for job offers or internship opportunities. By showcasing their skills and engaging with employers, students may impress recruiters who could offer them a job or internship position. This outcome can be a significant stepping stone towards launching their careers and gaining valuable work experience
Insight into Employer Recruiting: Students gained insight into the work that goes into booth setup for employers. The booth set up for students became reflective elements as they had to choose the look, feel and materials to include-reflecting on how employers would perceive their booth and therefore their candidacy for a coop work term
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Interior Health
Grant Thornton LLP
British Columbia Lottery Corp.
Kamloops Central Business Association
Teck Resources
TD Canada Trust
PMT LLP
Public Service of Canada
Microserve
Raymond James
NRI Distribution
Carbon Engineering
RBC Dominion Securities
Interfor Ltd.
United Way of BC
BDO
Monte Creek Winery
YMCA of Greater Toronto
Ohlmann & Associates-CPA
Urban Systems
Legacy Sales
Kruger Inc.
Crowe MacKay LLP
SMS Equipment