Career and Leadership Centre (CLC) hosted the annual CityU Career Fair this April. The Fair was supported by over 90 employers from both public and business sectors who set up information booths to provide students with useful job information. About 2300 participants visited the Fair to reach out to potential employers and explore their career opportunities.

Tommy Wong Wai-ho, a Year 3 student majoring in Finance, made good use of the Career Fair to search for internships, “Employers at the Fair gave me detailed information about their internship programmes and let me know what I can do to prepare for the interviews. It’s very useful to my job search!”

Alvin Yau Tsz-hin, a Year 4 Building Services Engineering student, also grasped this chance to find his graduate job, “I am interested in jobs in the business sector. The Career Fair is the right place for me to explore my career options, as I can talk to employers from financial institutes, IT companies and even fashion houses—it’s a great channel for me to meet with employers and see what opportunities lie ahead.”

The programme of the Fair also included CV photo taking services, recruitment talks and career talks conducted with the support of different employers. The talks informed students about the latest job market trends and tips to enhance workplace readiness.

Students of different backgrounds check things out at the booths.

Over 90 employers from both public and business sectors join the Career Fair to spot talents from CityU.

Student Alvin Yau visits the Career Fair to explore his career opportunities.