CHMSC holds Career and Job Fiesta
By: Rommel M. Azucena Jr.
The Carlos Hilado Memorial State College (CHMSC), in collaboration with Department of Labor and Employment Region VI, Public Employment Service Office (PESO)-Talisay, Talisay City Local Government Unit (LGU), Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA), and Federation of Alumni Associations of CHMSC, will conduct a Career and Job Fiesta this coming Dec 13, 2019 from 8 am to 3:30 pm at CHMSC Talisay Campus Gym.
Around 1,200 jobs from participating 40 local and national companies, 3 international companies, and 8 Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) will be offered during the event.
“The Career and Job Fiesta, as a form of public service, aims to link our graduating students and alumni, and the general public with potential employers and available employment opportunities”, Rhoderick K. Samonte, CHMSC Director for External Affairs said.
“This event will also become an avenue for information sharing between organizations, companies, and job seekers”, he added.
All interested jobseekers are encouraged to bring as many copies of their resume with recent 2×2 ID picture, supporting documents, i.e. transcript of records, diploma, certificate of trainings, etc. (if available), and soft copies of their documents in a flash drive as free document printing will be offered at the venue. There will also be a PhilPost Postal ID application during the event.
Early birds and Hired on the Spot (HOTS) will be receiving surprise gifts.
The Career and Job Fiesta, organized by CHMSC Center for External Affairs, was first conducted last October 2017.


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