Inquirer launches first-ever National Virtual Career Fair

The Philippine Daily Inquirer, the country’s largest daily newspaper, together with JobMarket.PH, plans to launch the first-ever National Virtual Careers Super Fair on April 13, 2021. The event will go live on the GradPhilippines.com

In partnership with Prosple, an industry-leading careers and education technology provider, the event is part of the company’s mission to help more graduates get the best start to their careers. Employers are invited to join the pioneer event, which was originally an in-person job fair for more than 20 years under the banner of Job Market Virtual Jobs Fair.

To join the event as an exhibitor, please contact Yohanne Esguerra at yohanne.esguerra@prosple.com.

Virtual Career Fairs Fairs for Employers

Virtual career fairs aren’t limited to Q&A sessions and webinars. Employers can maximize the virtual career fair experience by scheduling different activities, including but not limited to:

With these activities, the National Virtual Careers Super Fair will connect employers and fresh graduates in almost the same way as in-person job fairs.

Unlike traditional job fairs where people mostly just submit their CVs and answer interview questions, a unique platform will let them engage in face-to-face meetings, without having physical contact.

A Prosple-Powered Expansion

Inquirer’s partnership with Prosple supports the latter’s mission to help Filipino graduates get the best start in their careers. Prosple has been at the forefront of launching different pioneer events this year.

The most recent one happened in January, when the company provided education technology and resources for the first university-wide virtual career fair in the country.

Digital Recruitment Becoming More Relevant

Inquirer decided to launch the National Virtual Careers Fair because of the COVID-19 pandemic. JobMarket.PH has conducted the career fair at physical venues for the last 20 years.

However, health and safety protocols abruptly changed the recruitment process of most companies in 2020.

As the global outbreak continues, Inquirer found a solution with the help of Prosple. The careers and resource guide is part of Prosple’s network of more than 180 career directories in Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines.

The company powers the biggest graduate careers directory in Australia and most recently in New Zealand, where Prosple has helped more than 100,000 students to find work in 2020.

Don’t miss this event, register now at https://gradphilippines.com/nvcsf-2021/.

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