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Career Fair Homework

The document provides tips for students on how to prepare for and make the most of a career fair. It advises students to research companies attending, practice an elevator pitch, bring resumes, dress professionally, ask questions, and follow up with employers after the event.

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Employment fairs at universities are a great opportunity for students because employers are usually
glad to hire people from their alma mater. Meet and speak with employers about opportunities in the
startup space. This is what you should tell your potential employer at a career fair. Speak with them
about potential career options, internships and graduate recruitment opportunities. Fairs offer you the
opportunity to ask questions about employers and build relationships. Once you’re there, the
employer receives a notification, and they’re usually quick to greet you and introduce themselves. If
you specialize in nursing, private clinics and older adults’ homes may require different skills. Over
time you will forget some details, so do it as soon as possible. Please share your experiences at career
fairs in the commentaries below. Comments are expected to adhere to our standards and to be
respectful and constructive. The Career Center is located in room B-220, Berks Hall; students may
drop by during office hours or make an appointment by calling 610-607-6246. You also must ensure
that you’re communicating professionally with prospective employers. A career fair has a much more
aggressive undertone. Make sure you’re prepared with plenty of resumes to pass out to prospective
employers. Once you have arrived at your employers booth, remember to be polite and respectful.
You’ll notice a list of links for different employers, and clicking through a link will take you to that
employer’s “booth” at the career fair. Meanwhile, say only what you really think, not what you think
they would like to hear. Your contribution will allow us to purchase new equipment and cover our
annual website hosting costs. Bring extra copies with you in a professional folio or folder to share
with individuals who may ask you for it. Ask about the company’s perspectives and planned
directions of development. PTE exam is one of the best choices: It was designed for. The most
attractive candidates are the ones who show they are capable of doing research on their own and
who have previous knowledge of their industry. See All Donation Options One-Time Donate with
PayPal Don't forget to check Make this a monthly donation on the PayPal page. Many companies
have online application forms, but others will just require your resume. You gather information about
the industry you plan to enter as a specialist. Ask for additional information about the position you
want. They may just be trying to get a feel of how you will fit into the company socially and whether
you are likely to be compatible with your coworkers. Once you’ve ironed out how you’ll introduce
yourself, practice your elevator pitch in the mirror or with a friend so you can refine it and make it as
memorable as possible. I feel more confident in my skills to start conversations with professionals.”
Perhaps this student summed up theevening best when she said, “Tonight was awesome!”. However,
career fairs provide many great opportunities including a chance to practice your networking skills
when meeting new employers or checking out graduate school possibilities.
What to Expect at the Career Fair If this is your first career fair, or if it’s been years since you’ve
attended one, you may be unsure of what to expect. Generally, for interviews it is a good idea to
dress a bit above the level you will be expected to dress for your daily work. Featured or trusted
partner programs and all school search, finder, or match results are for schools that compensate us.
Don’t forget to ask thoughtful questions to show your engagement. 6 Tips during Virtual Career
Fairs Sit comfortably in a place with a perfect internet connection and a calm background. For an
optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple
Safari or Mozilla Firefox. When you’re preparing for a job fair, there are some things you’ll want to
do to ensure that you stand out from the crowd and forge a meaningful connection with the
companies at the event that are most attractive to you. PTE exam is one of the best choices: It was
designed for. That is why you need to show your confidence through eye contact and smiles. See All
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donation on the PayPal page. Leave This Blank: Leave This Blank Too: Do Not Change This: Your
email. Ask thoughtful questions and describe what you can offer to the company. Online Career
Fairs At an online career fair, things are a bit different. Who is the CEO (or Owner, President, etc.)?
Who is the personnel manager. Effective communication tips Although the format of career fairs
doesn’t necessarily include any job interviews, you will have a chance to present yourself. I feel like
it would be helpful to have more opportunities open for international students as well, such as a
smaller-size career fair,” she said in an email. If you aren’t engaging with potential employers, you
won’t be especially memorable to them, and you’re unlikely to score an interview. If you make a
connection with a potential employer, you can always ask if they would like a copy of your resume,
but don’t feel the need to hand one out to everyone you meet. Some employment and internship
fairs use Handshake or similar software to share information about the employers attending the
event. It also includes my career fair passport, given to all visitors to your fair, keeping them
engaged and your presenters engaged at all times. You may also enjoy: 30 Career Tools and Life
Hacks for Students Find your degree. Keep in mind that the recruiter you’re speaking with has likely
spent a few moments with half the people at the event. The attendance fee is lower, and you will
have no travel expenses. ?? How to Prepare for a Career Fair Employment fairs give you a priceless
opportunity to practice for your first job interview. RACC students may create or improve their
resumes by visiting the RACC Career Center, and also get help with interviewing and job search
skills and any career-related questions. This information will make you stand out during your
conversations with the employers’ representatives. Whether you’re attending in person or online,
these tips will make preparing for a job fair much easier. Your message can be brief; thank them for
their time, let them know it was a pleasure meeting with them, and you look forward to connecting
with them to discuss any opportunities available within the company. The teachers are all fantastic,
the school is extremely clean and most importantly my. Read More. It includes: A list of valuable and
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It exemplifies that you have done your homework and would have industry knowledge going into a
job. By asking you’re showing interest beyond just getting a job, but that you are looking to begin a
career at a company who’s values match your own. For a student, a job fair will be filled with
employers on and off campus that are hiring part time positions and internships. The best result is
that you create interest in yourself as a potential employee and learn how to apply for a job. Our
advice is to thoroughly study the company in question and practice your speech several times. Leave
This Blank: Leave This Blank Too: Do Not Change This: Your email. Here are some variants that you
can do to follow-up: Write them a thank-you letter, mentioning a particular moment from your
interaction with them at the fair. Speak to law firms about potential career options, clerkships and
graduate recruitment opportunities. RACC students may create or improve their resumes by visiting
the RACC Career Center, and also get help with interviewing and job search skills and any career-
related questions. When you’re preparing for a job fair, there are some things you’ll want to do to
ensure that you stand out from the crowd and forge a meaningful connection with the companies at
the event that are most attractive to you. Writing a Resume Using the shortlist of companies you
made while preparing for the event, divide them into several categories. Arrive early. It will give you
a chance to avoid waiting in long lines. Job fairs or career fairs are events that connect companies
with job seekers. Read the following article, and you will find out how to prepare effectively. The
event will be held in the Schmidt Training and Technology Center on RACC’s campus. “We are
expecting 51 employers,” says Jen Gittings-Dalton, Career Development Specialist at RACC. “We
have employers hiring students from most majors, and in multiple career areas. In that case, it can be
wise to create different versions of your resume to better target yourself to a particular position or
industry. You’ll be well on your way to acing your next career fair and job interview. Many post-
graduates and people searching for a new job often wonder if attending a job fair is a worthwhile use
of their time. All Student Practice Interview Day: Thursday, February 7th, Union 225 - Career
Services - Practice answering common interview questions. - Receive feedback from an actual
employer. - Build confidence for future interviews. - Sign up via Handshake or call Career Services
(402) 472-3145. It contains plenty of useful materials for everyone. What did you learn about
yourself and your potential employers. Moreover, you have no time or money to attend any PTE
preparation courses. PattonvilleTODAY does not allow anonymous comments, and
PattonvilleTODAY requires first and last names and a valid email address in order for comments to
be published. He said he spent much time modifying his resume for the fair. Whether you’re
attending in person or online, these tips will make preparing for a job fair much easier. Find out who
to speak to next or how to get your resume in the right hands within the company. At the event, each
company maintains a booth where you can meet hiring managers and recruiters, discuss available
positions, and tell them a bit about yourself. Featured or trusted partner programs and all school
search, finder, or match results are for schools that compensate us. Look through the event layout and
spot the companies you plan to approach. Comments are reviewed and must be approved by a
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Most of these events follow a similar format, and if you know what to expect, you’ll be well-
positioned to make a lasting impression on potential employers. The first impression is the strongest,
and virtual events let the employers see you as a professional from the beginning. Once you log into
the online job fair, you’ll see a layout that’s similar to an online message board or discussion forum.
Effective communication tips Although the format of career fairs doesn’t necessarily include any job
interviews, you will have a chance to present yourself. There is a lot of weight on their shoulders,
trying to get good interviews and connections,” he said. Also, don’t be afraid to ask recruiters or
hiring managers about the next step in the process. By the time you come up to them, you will be
accustomed to the business environment of the fair. You gather information about the industry you
plan to enter as a specialist. This means that you must remain competitive in your attendance to these
fairs. Ask about the company’s perspectives and planned directions of development. If they
encouraged you to let them know once you have applied for a position in their organization, make
sure to send that follow-up email as well. This is a fantastic opportunity for international students to
connect with local and overseas employers, and for domestic students who want to explore different
working abroad options. The prospect of getting an eager new candidate who is looking to stay with
them long term gets any recruiter excited. Remember that the employer is, for the most part, not
interested in your personal life, but rather your professional ability and potential. But, there’s no
need for you to go into your job search nervous or anxious about the process. This will be a short
introduction you provide that explains who you are, your previous experiences and skills, and your
future career-related goals. But sometimes, you may be asked to apply online or send an email after
the fair. Do a trial run to make sure everything is working correctly and ensure that all of your
systems are up to date and running smoothly. Some employment and internship fairs use Handshake
or similar software to share information about the employers attending the event. Not sure how to put
your best foot forward on LinkedIn. They are offering full-time, part-time, and internship positions.
Job fairs or career fairs are events that connect companies with job seekers. Start with the companies
that are the least interesting, leaving the priority organizations for the end. Speak to law firms about
potential career options, clerkships and graduate recruitment opportunities. However, days pass and
turn into weeks while you haven’t even started doing anything. Louis CITY SC Features April
Henry: How a Dark Past Can Write a Bright Future Navigate Right. If applicable, give them your
business card. 7 Tips during In-Person Career Fairs Take everything you need (resume, business
cards, pass permit) and leave anything that you don’t need (overall clothes, backpack, etc.) at home
or in your car. The Career Day Fair was a place where all different kinds of careers came together for
one day to help guide students to pick their future professions. What to Expect at the Career Fair
Online Career Fairs Preparing for a Job Fair Do Your Homework Register Early Have Your Resume
in Order Practice Your Elevator Pitch Do a Trial Run Tips For Making the Most Out of Any Job Fair
Bring Plenty of Resumes Exude Professionalism Only Meet With Companies You’re Interested in
Working For Be Engaging Follow Up Final Word What is a Job Fair. There, they communicate with
students and give them printed materials or giveaways.
Register Early Registering early helps secure your place at the event, and in many cases, it’s the best
way to learn more about the job fair before it happens. If there was a problem or misunderstanding,
think about how you would resolve it differently the next time. Who is the CEO (or Owner,
President, etc.)? Who is the personnel manager. During a video conversation, look into the camera to
create eye contact with the company’s representative. Speak with them about potential career
options, internships and graduate recruitment opportunities. Writing an Elevator Speech Imagine you
step in an elevator and see the CEO of the company you want desperately to work for. The Career
Day Fair was a place where all different kinds of careers came together for one day to help guide
students to pick their future professions. I feel like it would be helpful to have more opportunities
open for international students as well, such as a smaller-size career fair,” she said in an email. Going
into a career fair with the expectation that you will leave with a job offer will likely set you up for
disappointment. By Zihan Wang, Staff writer September 17, 2018 Companies who cater to students
in Engineering, Business, LAS and ACES will be recruiting at various career fairs hosted on campus
in the months of September and October. Upload your resume and photo (and any other requested
documents.) If the event involves video calls, check if your camera and microphone function well.
Practice creating this speech by filling in the following table with your individual responses. Your
name. Relevant experience and skills. How to close conversations Thank the representatives for their
time. RACC partners with many local employers in hiring and services. Practice Your Elevator Pitch
Your elevator pitch is a short and focused overview of who you are and what you bring to the table.
Bring lots of copies of your resume Be professional and dress the part Your time is limited—manage
it wisely Smile, show interest, and ask questions Follow up with a handwritten note of heartfelt email
Bring Plenty of Resumes You never know how many businesses you may end up meeting with at the
event. If your chat conversation goes well, it can grow into an email correspondence or virtual
interview. The first impression is the strongest, and virtual events let the employers see you as a
professional from the beginning. Employment fairs at universities are a great opportunity for students
because employers are usually glad to hire people from their alma mater. Once you have answered
these questions, ask yourself “What can I do for this company?” Then, be prepared to explain your
answer at the fair. Said one DCTC student, “I really enjoyed talking to everyone. Too brief? Yes, but
enough for you to talk about your credentials and share your resume. Over time you will forget some
details, so do it as soon as possible. Don’t forget to ask thoughtful questions to show your
engagement. 6 Tips during Virtual Career Fairs Sit comfortably in a place with a perfect internet
connection and a calm background. Many post-graduates and people searching for a new job often
wonder if attending a job fair is a worthwhile use of their time. First-year students can explore
opportunities in their field of study. What better way to show your interest than by asking for some
contact information beyond just leaving your resume. That is why you need to show your confidence
through eye contact and smiles. You are making your first steps into the business world, and we wish
you good luck in your career. The purpose of a job fair is to find a job (sounds obvious, I know, but
these are the facts!).
Remember that the employer is, for the most part, not interested in your personal life, but rather
your professional ability and potential. Print out several high-quality copies of your resume. At the
event, each company maintains a booth where you can meet hiring managers and recruiters, discuss
available positions, and tell them a bit about yourself. They provide the opportunity to train your
business and interpersonal skills, and also showcase both your strengths and weaknesses. RACC
students may create or improve their resumes by visiting the RACC Career Center, and also get help
with interviewing and job search skills and any career-related questions. Always remember, when
you visit with an employer, that there is someone right behind you that may be just as qualified as
you. Indicate that you’ve met the company’s representative at the fair and briefly describe your
interaction with them. At a job fair, it is more acceptable to dress at the same level you would be
expected to dress at work. This will be a short introduction you provide that explains who you are,
your previous experiences and skills, and your future career-related goals. How to start a
conversation at a career fair Firm handshake. We’re sure you will pass the event with flying colors.
Registering early allows you to see a full list of companies who are attending, so you can begin
learning a bit more about them before you meet. By the time you come up to them, you will be
accustomed to the business environment of the fair. Also, don’t be afraid to ask recruiters or hiring
managers about the next step in the process. Going into a career fair with the expectation that you
will leave with a job offer will likely set you up for disappointment. They are offering full-time, part-
time, and internship positions. They also generally turn out dozens, and likely hundreds, of
individuals looking to fulfill those employers needs. Introduce yourself. Mention your specialty and
how many years you have been studying. When to Start Attending Career Fairs The answer is, the
earlier, the better. The objective is the same, but since you cannot be physically present with
representatives from each company, the experience is less conventional. Preparing for an In-Person
Event In addition to everything mentioned above, do the following: Plan the order in which you will
visit each shortlisted employer. What to Expect at the Career Fair If this is your first career fair, or if
it’s been years since you’ve attended one, you may be unsure of what to expect. Some online events
have a video element, and it isn’t uncommon to meet for an interview with prospective employers on
the spot. Make sure you’re prepared with plenty of resumes to pass out to prospective employers.
Are they new or have they been around for generations. If they encouraged you to let them know
once you have applied for a position in their organization, make sure to send that follow-up email as
well. Register for the event beforehand to avoid doing so in a hurry at the last moment. At last year’s
job fair, more than 250 students and visitors attended. PattonvilleTODAY does not allow anonymous
comments, and PattonvilleTODAY requires first and last names and a valid email address in order for
comments to be published. When you’re preparing for a job fair, there are some things you’ll want to
do to ensure that you stand out from the crowd and forge a meaningful connection with the
companies at the event that are most attractive to you.
You get a chance to communicate with potential employers. Registering early allows you to see a full
list of companies who are attending, so you can begin learning a bit more about them before you
meet. This is what you should tell your potential employer at a career fair. If you feel as if you were
not prepared, take the necessary steps to be on top of your game by the time you attend the next
career fair. Most career fairs are open to all current Longhorns and Texas Exes, but a few prioritize
students with majors in specific colleges or schools, so always double-check before planning on
attending.I’ve found a career fair I want to attend. Also, choose an appropriate moment to hand in
your resume. Many people believe that career fairs are intended only for juniors and seniors, but that
is not so. There is a lot of weight on their shoulders, trying to get good interviews and connections,”
he said. It exemplifies that you have done your homework and would have industry knowledge
going into a job. Before clicking the “Send” button, check your message for typos. Easy
Scholarships Best Online Degrees for Vets More Infographics Features Free College: Where Do the
Candidates Stand. Follow Up The day after the career fair, take a few moments to reach out to the
person you spoke with from each company. There are so many opportunities that I didn’t even know
were around!” Another DCTC student said, “Not only was this a great networking opportunity but
great mini-interview practice. This will be a short introduction you provide that explains who you
are, your previous experiences and skills, and your future career-related goals. Apart from the
obvious reason that a career fair might link you to your next employer, these events offer an excellent
opportunity to research the job market and get some networking experience under your belt. How to
start a conversation at a career fair Firm handshake. This compensation does not influence our school
rankings, resource guides, or other editorially-independent information published on this site. All
Student Practice Interview Day: Thursday, February 7th, Union 225 - Career Services - Practice
answering common interview questions. - Receive feedback from an actual employer. - Build
confidence for future interviews. - Sign up via Handshake or call Career Services (402) 472-3145.
Our advice is to thoroughly study the company in question and practice your speech several times.
RACC’s annual Job Fair has been held at RACC for many years, with positive reviews from both
attendees and employers. “We are proud of our students,” said Gittings-Dalton, “and we are proud
of our community. You avoid being judged by your appearance and clothes. Too brief? Yes, but
enough for you to talk about your credentials and share your resume. Once you know who will be
attending, make a shortlist of companies that seem enticing to you and do a bit of research on them.
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through a link will take you to that employer’s “booth” at the career fair. Prepare your business cards
(optional.) Decide on what you are going to wear, keeping in mind the dress code. Imagine having a
great interaction with a prospective employer, and they’d like to meet with you via video chat the
same day for a job interview. Many post-graduates and people searching for a new job often wonder
if attending a job fair is a worthwhile use of their time.

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