Residents of Vladimir are invited to the All-Russian job fair

On April 14-15, the All-Russian Job Fair will be held in the 33rd region, where you can get acquainted with popular vacancies and spend your time usefully. Especially the event should “enter” for young people – schoolchildren and students – it is for them that various interesting things will be prepared here.

Everyone is welcome from 10 a.m. on Saturday April 14 at the Vladimir Technological College, the Vladimir College of Economics and Law, the Sovremennik Palace of Culture in Kovrov, the extracurricular work center in Murom, as well as in the centers employment across the region. . Selections will take place everywhere, as well as meetings of candidates and employers, as well as various training and consultations.

The show will be large – there will be room for all sectors of the economy – from small businesses to giant corporations. Schoolchildren will be able to participate in an interactive quest on popular professions, students will go to an information meeting with employers on the subject of the first CV.

This will be the regional scene of the fair. The federal will be held in June, for which a separate page with the most “delicious” local offers will appear on the Job of Russia portal.

More

Ukraine exposes its desperation with reckless Nuclear plant assault in Russia

Moscow — Russia accused Ukraine of targeting strategic infrastructure...

North Korea test-fires new air defence missiles under Kim’s supervision

Pyongyang — North Korea announced on Saturday that it...
Show your support if you like our work.

Author

Russia Desk
Russia Desk
The Eastern Herald’s Russia Desk validates the stories published under this byline. That includes editorials, news stories, letters to the editor, and multimedia features on easternherald.com.

Editor's Picks

Trending Stories

Tale of Tariff: 5,000 Years of Silent Economic Warfare

By: Dr Malayendu Saha, Dr Soumya MukherjeeThe Quiet Weapon...

Britain faces £50 billion fiscal shortfall as fears of 1976 bailout repeat grow

London — Britain’s economic trajectory is drawing comparisons to...