International Career Fair

Jeff - Feb 17, 2012

WHEN: Tuesday, March 6, 2012 from 9am – 4pm
WHERE: Cunard Centre, 961 Marginal Road, Halifax

Connect. Grow. Explore.

Connect with over 350 skilled immigrants, international post-secondary students and graduates as well as temporary foreign workers at the 3rd International Careers Fair 2012.

Grow your market by tapping into a resource of educated individuals with highly-specialized abilities and language skills that bring fresh perspectives on work processes and support organizations to compete on national and international levels.

Explore your opportunities, discover new talent and develop a network of engaged international candidates.

Highlights of your recruitment opportunity:

Source some of the best global talent available Nova Scotia
Meet experienced candidates according to your selection criteria
Enhance diversity and cultural awareness
Increase exposure of your products and services
Expand on Business-to-Business opportunities
Available space for one-on-one interview
Attend a free professional development workshop

For more information or to register a booth, please contact eSource Event Registration via email: ICF@eSourceEvent.com or phone 902-445-4846.

For more information on Nova Scotia Immigration, please visit www.novascotiaimmigration.ca

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Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' Association has been looking after tree fruit growers in Nova Scotia since 1863. The association acts on behalf of growers, packers and processors of Nova Scotia grown fruits and helps them to anticipate and adapt to the ever-changing marketplace. To meet the needs of the constantly evolving industry, the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' Association has introduced their Industry Revitalization Program. "Agriculture is important in this province and needs to be supported. Things have been slipping because of huge changes in the marketplace and the world, and how the competition is growing apples. We needed to revitalize the industry." explains Dela Erith, executive director of the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' Association.

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