One visit to a nursing careers fair will convince you of this.

The company continues to sponsor careers fairs in the region.

The report is backed up by anecdotal evidence from careers fairs.

The morning we went to enjoy its peace, a young-and-dynamic-and-noisy careers fair was going on.

I remember in my days at Warwick there were careers fairs where they often handed out free gifts.

There are start-up careers fairs, demo days - even university venture funds.

It consists of a series of law-related lectures and a careers fair organized with legal employers.

The number of stalls and the range of employers represented at careers fairs has dwindled sharply.

That same day, protesters at the University of Cambridge held a demonstration against the cuts at the university's annual science, engineering and technology careers fair.

Traditionally the process involves recruiters attending graduate careers fairs and presentations located at universities across the UK.

It has a regular presence at careers fairs and local community events, and it also has its own official Facebook page.

In the United Kingdom, these units often recruit through the use of "careers fairs" in areas of high unemployment.

An opening ceremony at around 9am sees all students register, collect bags full of sponsor goodies and visit an organised careers fair.

The UQ Careers Fair is an annual event that brings together university students and major employers from across the country.

As well as providing a covered thoroughfare, the winter garden is also used for university events (such as careers fairs) and has a pool observation area.

Springboard's other activities have included industry representation at careers fairs and conventions, visits to teachers and schools and invitations for schools to visit its offices.

Degree-specific Careers Fairs are also held annually or bi-annually, such as the Engineering Careers Expo.

It has also staged careers fairs, and hosts the University's freshers' fair; the LPAC also serves this function.

They also maintain a stand at major careers fairs such as the London Graduate Fair and the fairs held by the University of London and the University of Manchester.

The careers advisory service often organises a careers fair or job fair where a large number of employers visit the campus at once giving students the opportunity to meet a range of potential employers.

They are also involved on an annual basis in the RCOG careers fair which provides junior doctors and medical students with the opportunity to explore the career opportunities afforded by obstetrics and gynaecology.

- The Careers Week was expanded into a careers fair with an exhibition and for the very first time a "Dining Etiquette & Grooming workshop" was held at Hilton, Colombo.

Careers Fairs Careers fairs tend to be held in spring and summer between April and July, and in the autumn between October and December.

One university charged students £25 for attending a history careers fair, other careers centres served campuses miles away, and one once-enthusiastic student said the careers service premises -a garden shed - somewhat dampened her aspirations.

Each fall includes the Annual Careers Fair for MBAs; each October STAR (Study Association Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University) organises STAR Management Week for Masters students.

Now retired, they worked fairs in the northern part of the country.

Julia went tearing out of Work Fair, got into her car, drove like hell.

Julia spent Monday to Thursday mornings at Work Fair.

After six years of war service, Thomas returned to the industry in 1946 and with son Des began working fairs in large provincial towns.

"We worked fairs, demonstrating it", Morrison told the Virginian-Pilot.

Mr. Ketcham, known around Atlanta as the Monkey Man, can be found these days working fairs, birthday parties and banquets.