The Metro Toronto Convention Centre recently hosted the 20th edition of the National Job Fair & Training Expo. Taking place April 4th and 5th, 2012, this exposition featured approximately 165 exhibitors and more than 200 booths. Starting with just 34 exhibitors and 6,500 visitors in 2002, the most recent event attracted approximately 10,000 individuals.
The 2012 National Job Fair & Training Expo spring fair offered five distinct pavilions covering employment, training and education, career services, entrepreneurship-self-employment, and study-work-stay abroad programs. Focusing on opportunity and networking, the event strives to stimulate the national recruitment marketplace. With each new exposition, coordinators explore how trends in career development and the job search process have shifted over the last six months, inviting new exhibitors and creating innovative booths.
About the author: A participant in the National Job Fair & Training Expo, Toronto Pathways served as an exhibitor in the spring 2012 edition, as well as the fall 2011 fair. Since its inception, Toronto Pathways has helped numerous candidates find jobs, shift their career focuses, and prepare for the job market.
The 2012 National Job Fair & Training Expo spring fair offered five distinct pavilions covering employment, training and education, career services, entrepreneurship-self-employment, and study-work-stay abroad programs. Focusing on opportunity and networking, the event strives to stimulate the national recruitment marketplace. With each new exposition, coordinators explore how trends in career development and the job search process have shifted over the last six months, inviting new exhibitors and creating innovative booths.
About the author: A participant in the National Job Fair & Training Expo, Toronto Pathways served as an exhibitor in the spring 2012 edition, as well as the fall 2011 fair. Since its inception, Toronto Pathways has helped numerous candidates find jobs, shift their career focuses, and prepare for the job market.
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