KOTRA Holds 'Oceania Job Fair' in Sydney and Auckland
43 Employers and 200 Job Seekers Participate
KOTRA will hold the '2020 Oceania Job Fair' in Sydney, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand, starting from the 18th. The photo shows KOTRA Sydney Trade Center conducting a video interview with a job seeker (Photo by KOTRA).
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Ji-hee] KOTRA announced on the 17th that it will hold the '2020 Oceania Job Fair' in Sydney, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand, starting from the 18th. The event will feature 43 employers and 200 young job seekers, conducting approximately 300 job interviews.
The fair is jointly hosted by KOTRA, the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Sydney, and the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in New Zealand. This online event includes practical programs for job seekers such as recruitment video interviews, employment visa briefings, and labor rights protection seminars.
Considering the online format, the Sydney and Auckland trade offices will provide pre-webinar guidance on video interview techniques. The program is carefully structured, incorporating a Q&A format.
On the 18th, the Sydney job fair will feature 24 companies including Korean firms operating locally such as Hyundai Rotem, Hyundai Glovis, Woori Bank, and Shinhan Bank, as well as leading Australian companies like Makimoto, Happytel, and H&H Law Firm. The New Zealand job fair, starting on the 26th, will include 19 participants such as Korean companies like Kookmin Bank, local government agencies including the New Zealand Police, and local companies like Gateau House.
Hot Picks Today
"Samsung and Hynix Were Once for the Underachievers"... Hyundai Motor Employee's Lament
- After Topping 8,000 Instead of Hitting 10,000... KOSPI Plunges—When Will It Rebound?
- "They Said It's Impossible to Get—Already Selling for Triple the Price: Crowds Worldwide Line Up for $600 Luxury Watch"
- Song Unseok: "6.3 Local Elections to Check Lee Administration's Unilateral Rule... Only a Strong Public Warning Can Stop Reckless Governance"
- "That? It's Already Stashed" Nightlife Scene Crosses the Line [ChwiYak Nation] ③
Lee Jong-seop, Head of KOTRA's Southeast Asia and Oceania Regional Headquarters, said, "It is unfortunate that job seekers cannot directly challenge themselves by going to Australia and New Zealand due to the halt in international workforce exchanges," and urged, "Please do your best in the video interviews based on the information provided by local experts at this fair."
© The Asia Business Daily(www.asiae.co.kr). All rights reserved.
