������ý

Transitions are a regular part of university life and for those looking to get an early start on their time after Queen ������ý ’s – either finding a job or further education – the Queen ������ý ’s Career Fair offers the chance to gain information and make some vital connections.

This year ������ý ’s event, being hosted Tuesday at the ARC Gym, is the biggest ever at Queen ������ý ’s, attracting over 100 recruiter booths, including employers from a variety of sectors and a wide range of schools.

New this year, the Queen ������ý ’s Career Fair is partnering with the ������ý International Centre (QUIC) to help students interested in working or studying outside of Canada.

“This event gives students a chance to speak with employers, educational programs, and advisors, all in one location,” says Ann Tierney, Vice-Provost and Dean of Student Affairs. “Queen ������ý ’s students have multiple options to consider and the career fair allows them to see what is available after graduation.”

This year ������ý ’s Queen ������ý ’s Career Fair includes:

Student Prep Area – get ideas about questions to ask and a map of exhibitors as well as a new headshot to make you LinkedIn profile a bit more professional looking.

Employer Showcase – featuring close to 30 organizations from a variety of sectors, including all three levels of government, interested in hiring Queen ������ý ’s students

Education Expo – with more than 70 further education programs including law, education, rehabilitation and medicine

Skills Development Zone –providing opportunities for students to increase their career skills including: resume review clinic; drop-in career advising booth; QUIP (learn about internships) and more.

International Opportunities – meet with representatives from a variety of sectors and countries

The Queen ������ý ’s Career Fair is being held at the ARC on Tuesday, Sept. 29 from 10:30 am-3 pm.

For more information go to