Internships are important to gain experience as a student or recent graduate. Companies/ Employers are more likely to recruit you if you have any Internship or work experience. It saves their Training time and also the investment on training freshers. Any student pursuing ITI, Diploma or any Graduation in any stream can do internships during or after the course.

Highlights

• 50+ Companies participating to recruit you
• Opportunity to earn while you learn
• Opportunity to learn and watch
• To understand how to multitask
• Registration and participation are absolutely free

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why Connect to Careers?

A job fair presents unique possibilities to aspiring employees. It is a venue where the hopefuls can interact with the best job providers in the industry and gain hands-on information about relevant openings. Different career options can also be explored at a job fair, as it is a confluence of diverse companies and roles. Personal contact with the prospective employer is another highlight; a job seeker can communicate face-to-face with the potential employer and stake out your claim. From the seemingly simple task of preparing a resume to appearing for an interview, the job fair will prove to be an invaluable experience for all of you, whether you make the cut or not.

2. What all documents are required to attend the job fair?

Carry multiple copies of the following things:

• Resume
• Marks Card/Qualification Certificates
• Passport-size photographs

3. Why attend?

Employment ready when you graduate. Internships offer students the chance to jumpstart their career with invaluable learning experiences and opportunities

4. Who can attend?

Students pursuing ITI, Diploma or any Graduation can attend.

5. How do I get more details?

You can mail on [email protected] or reach us on +91 9980197593

6. Is there any Registration Fee?

Participation is absolutely free. There is no fee charged.

7. Do I need a cover letter?

If you feel that you can lucidly explain your qualifications, credentials, and aspirations in a cover letter, feel free to write one, but keep it short.

8. Is there a specific format for the resume?

A resume is meant to market your skills, achievements, professional background, academic history, and potential to a prospective employer. Your resume must provide maximum data as quickly as possible and differentiate you from all other candidates, in an attractively presented format.

9. What should I wear?

As with a job interview, first impressions at a job fair are important. How you represent yourself sends an immediate message to employers about how serious you are in your job search. It is not always necessary to wear a suit to a job fair – unless you are looking for a job that would require you to dress professionally at work. However, you should leave the jeans and t-shirts at home.

10. How do I make a good impression on an employer?

Greet the employer and introduce yourself. Be sure to smile, make eye contact and use a firm handshake. Demonstrate your knowledge of the company’s mission including its products and services. Remember to ask the employer if they have any questions for you to answer. Be confident.

11. What steps I should take after the job fair?

During the job fair, be sure to get the recruiter’s name and a business card whenever possible. Jot down notes after speaking with a recruiter so you can personalize the thankyou notes you send afterward. Once the job fair is over, as a first you will want to get organized. Review your conversations and what you learned from employers. Another important step is to send a thankyou to the recruiters you spoke to at the fair (email or snail mail). This reaffirms your interest in the position and company.

In addition to a thankyou note, you will want to call or email employers to ask about the status of the positions and express your continued interest. Sometimes recruiters will collect resumes and keep them on file months after a job fair.