Six different search options are provided to help you
target the organizations with opportunities that fit
your interests, skills, experiences, and qualifications.
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Description |
Tip/Advise |
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| Job
Types |
Types of jobs the
employer is trying to fill |
Great option --
look for the types of jobs you want. |
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| Work Authorization |
Indicates the citizenship
or visa status needed |
A good starting
point to identify positions available to various
visa/citizenship statuses. HOWEVER, employers do
not always report this correctly -- use this as
a starting point. |
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| Degree
Level |
Bachelor, Master,
Specialist, PhD |
Narrow searches
to your specific degree. |
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| Position
Types |
Full-time, co-op,
internship |
Narrow searches
to the type of position you are seeking. |
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| Day |
Day(s) employer
will attend event |
Narrow your results
by Day 1 or Day 2 |
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| Keywords |
Search for companies
by name |
Type all or part
of a company's name to find them in the list of
all employers |
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| Q |
Are there any other
companies attending? Is this the whole list? |
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New companies register
often. As soon as they register we add them to this
list. |
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| Q |
These employers aren't
looking for me. Where can I find other jobs? |
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Are you looking for
them? Do they have the job you want? Then let
them know what skills and experiences you have
that make you a good choice for them.
Not finding employers with the opportunities
you want? Other career fairs may feature organizations
that interest you more, but career fairs are only
one part of your search. Networking, job listings
(newspaper, online, professional journals, online
classifieds, and many more), family, friends,
instructors, and the CRC all provide many more
opportunities than a single career fair could
ever provide. |
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| Q |
I want to work at
a company but their info says they're not looking
for people in my field. What do I do? |
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Visit their recruiter
at the event. Tell them why you want to work for
their company and ask how you can find out about
positions in your field. This contact with a company
representative and the information you get could
very well be worth the preparation and time it takes. |
Use only one criteria to filter
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions