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5/3/2019 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Reach for the Stars Academy of Dance's Cara Andrews, Jennah Dionne, Marissa Mendoza and Mary Marrone during the 9th Annual Terryville High School Career Fair on Friday morning.
5/3/2019 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Laurentano Sign Company's Amber Mohagel, Stephanie Aquino, Tabitha Kennedy and Robert Kennedy during the 9th Annual Terryville High School Career Fair on Friday morning.
Students get a chance to meet local employers and learn about what they are looking for in employees.
CAMP HUMPHREYS – The Army Community Service Employment Readiness Program, here, hosted a Community Job Fair, Sept. 30, in the Super Gym.
Spouses, Family members and just about anyone looking for employment, were invited to participate.
Prior to the job fair, attendees were encouraged to contact Philip Chang, the Employment Readiness Program manager, for assistance in completing their resume.
The Employment Readiness Program offers job search assistance, individual counseling to explore a career path (on an appointment basis), and monthly classes on topics such as job search strategies, professional resume preparation, enhancing your interview skills, and Federal Resume preparation. In addition, the Employment Readiness Program has resource facilities to support your job search activities such as Internet accessible computer work stations, personal development books and videos for check out, and a copier/scanner/fax. The Employment Readiness Program is not a job placement service, but provides resources and tools to enhance job search activities.
CAMP HUMPHREYS – The Army Community Service Employment Readiness Program, here, hosted a Community Job Fair, Sept. 30, in the Super Gym.
Spouses, Family members and just about anyone looking for employment, were invited to participate.
Prior to the job fair, attendees were encouraged to contact Philip Chang, the Employment Readiness Program manager, for assistance in completing their resume.
The Employment Readiness Program offers job search assistance, individual counseling to explore a career path (on an appointment basis), and monthly classes on topics such as job search strategies, professional resume preparation, enhancing your interview skills, and Federal Resume preparation. In addition, the Employment Readiness Program has resource facilities to support your job search activities such as Internet accessible computer work stations, personal development books and videos for check out, and a copier/scanner/fax. The Employment Readiness Program is not a job placement service, but provides resources and tools to enhance job search activities.
Students get a chance to meet local employers and learn about what they are looking for in employees.
Lewis and Clark Community College held its annual job fair April 4 in River Bend Arena. More than 100 employers were on hand looking for qualified applicants.
Capt. Kathleen Urtz and Command Sgt. Maj. Mark Duris, Command Post Western New York command team, presents awards of recognition to Sgt. Jordan Popp, Sgt. Sean Flynn, Sgt. Stacey Hart, and Staff Sgt. Joshua Kaczor for their exceptional efforts during Operation Covid-19 and preparing for the job fair. The job fair aims to assist service members obtain civilian jobs once the Covid-19 relief mission ends.
More than 300 job seekers turned out to meet with 80 different companies looking to hire at the 2019 Job Fair held April 3 in The Commons at Lewis and Clark Community College. Photo by Jan Dona, L&C Media Services.
4/12/2018 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Lincoln College's Jenifer Rahusen passes out information during the Lincoln College Career Fair held on campus Thursday.
Davie Metzger, trainer for the Lewis and Clark Community College Truck Driver Training program, talks with attendees at the L&C Career Fair held in The Commons on Wednesday, April 8, 2015. Photo by S. Paige Allen, Lewis and Clark Community College photographer