ABOUT
THE NATIONAL CAREERS & EMPLOYMENT EXPO
The National Careers & Employment Expo incorporating Skillex is Australia's largest national careers and employment event.
We are pleased to announce that we have confirmed our 2012 dates for The National Careers and Employment Expo and are now accepting early-bird bookings and confirmations for 2012.
About the event...
Since 2002, the expo has been the leading platform for organisations to present real jobs, career pathways and further education opportunities to thousands of Australians.
Traditionally run over two days, the friendly and informal character of the event provides a welcome and unique environment for employers, career advisers, education and training providers to communicate directly with future employees and students.
Through the continued support of the business, government and educational communities the National Careers & Employment Expo incorporating Skillex has a calendar of events that run across all metropolitan areas and key regional centres.
Attracting more than 100,000 people Australia wide, the event's career seminars and generous program of employment and training activities ensures visitors and exhibitors maximise their experience.
The National Careers & Employment Expo is well recognised and established as a key component of any organisations recruitment, employer brand or student marketing strategy. With the establishment of 'Skillex', the event has a VET dedicated interactive and exhibitor arena that reinforces the event's commitment to tackling the skills shortages tackling all industries across Australia.
The visitor demography of the event can be defined to reaching and informing;
School-Leavers, Graduates, Generation Y, Professional & Skilled Workforce, People returning to Work and Mature Age.
Brisbane Convention Exhibition Centre
Adelaide Showgrounds
Sydney Convention Exhibition Centre
NATIONAL SKILLS WEEK; October 1 - 8, 2011
http://www.nationalskillsweek.com.auNational Skills Week was a new initiative, a collaborative approach dedicated to raising the status of practical and vocational learning, enabling all Australians to gain a greater understanding of the opportunities, their potential and how they contribute to a successful, modern economy. Learning by doing is as important as academic learning- there are many paths to success. Importantly, the concept of National Skills Week was to provide focus to Vocational Education & Training (VET), its achievements, the contribution, the career pathways, the opportunities and the success stories.
