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Opportunities and advice at jobs fair

23rd February 2016

OVER 40 employers will be in attendance at the North Down Jobs Fair.

The event, organised by the Department for Employment and Learning (DEL) in conjunction with Ards and North Down Borough Council, will be held in the Marine Court Hotel in Bangor on Thursday, February 25.

Taking place between 10am and 4pm, jobseekers will have the chance to discuss various job opportunities with companies including Magellan Aerospace, Denroy Group, McGees Butchers, Positive Futures, Ground Espresso Bars Ltd and the Culloden Hotel all recruiting at the fair.

Advice and guidance will also be available on a range of training and re-skilling opportunities.

Speaking ahead of the event, Employment and Learning Minister Stephen Farry said:

“This event brings employers, support organisations and jobseekers together under one roof. The job fair has something for everyone and I would encourage anyone, whether in work, unemployed or simply considering their education and training options, to explore the services which will be available on the day.

“A range of support organisations, including my Department’s Disability Employment Service, Careers Service and Employment Service, will also be present to provide information, advice and guidance on a range of training and employment schemes that can assist individuals progress towards work and equip them with the skills to compete in the labour market.

“I also wish to pass on my thanks to local MLAs for supporting the development of the event and encouraging employer participation.”

Gillian Young from DEL’s Careers Service said: “Careers advisers will be on hand to offer careers information, advice and guidance to anyone thinking about changing jobs or career direction, looking for education/training/employment opportunities, or looking for information on a particular career.

“You will also be able to get advice on writing a CV, filling in application forms, interview techniques and much more.”

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