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Job fair connects Vietnamese students, employers in Australia

The United Associations of Vietnamese Students in New South Wales, Australia (UAVS) on August 11 held a career fair that attracted business representatives and over 350 students in Australia.
Job fair connects Vietnamese students, employers in Australia ảnh 1Students meet with representative of a business at the career fair. (Photo: VNA)

Sydney (VNA) – The United Associations of Vietnamese Students inNew South Wales, Australia (UAVS) on August 11 held a career fair that attractedbusiness representatives and over 350 students in Australia.

The event aimed to help students get an overview of the job market in bothVietnam and Australia.

"UAVS Career Fair 2023” was held entirely in English under the modelof talk show combined with a job introduction and career orientation.

Nguyen Hong Hai, Chairman of Binh Minh Group (Vietnam) and CEO of SKM CubeCompany in Australia specialising in STEM (Science, Technology,Engineering, Mathematics) education said that through the event, he hopes to findcandidates to join the workforce because the current labour market in Australiais very difficult.

Hai said that Vietnamese students are willing to integrate, actively seekjobs, and are excellent. However, they still lack practical experience so businesses will provide further training and instruction ifrecruiting them.

Nguyen Duc Minh, a final-year student at Sydney University said that this a good chance for not only final-year students like him but also freshmen to seek a suitable job. "When meeting in person withemployers, I find a higher possibility to get a job than meeting online./.

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