Hanoi University's job fair attracts 4,000 students

Hanoi University has just organized the Job Fair - HANU Job Fair 2024 with the participation of nearly 70 businesses and about 4,000 students.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Vice President of Hanoi University, Dr. Nguyen Tien Dung emphasized that Hanoi University always attaches importance to cooperation with businesses to create conditions for students to easily access the labor market and apply the knowledge and skills they have learned into practice.

Students from Hanoi University and many other universities in the region participate in the Job Fair.

The 2024 Career Fair of Hanoi University was held on a scale twice as large as last year, with the participation of nearly 70 businesses from many different fields, giving students the opportunity to approach and learn about diverse recruitment positions. The booths were creatively designed and attracted a large number of students. In particular, interactive activities or CV editing consultation received enthusiastic participation from young people. The talk show AI - Time or the times? was part of the event and the self- discovery activities. The talking numbers also brought new perspectives and clearer orientations for students about their future careers. Sharing about the event, Huyen My, a final year student majoring in Business Communication, representative of the Organizing Committee, said: "This year, the event is organized on a scale twice as large as last year. We hope that students will find many job opportunities and receive useful advice from employers, thereby determining their future career path." HANU Career Fair 2024 has become a bridge between Hanoi University, students and businesses, creating new opportunities for all three parties. This is an event that not only supports students in career orientation but also helps them accumulate experience, improve skills and develop themselves in a dynamic and integrated working environment. Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/ngay-hoi-viec-lam-cua-truong-dai-hoc-ha-noi-thu-hut-4000-sinh-vien-2348054.html