It is a Job Fair run by the University of Manchester in association with The British
Council Pakistan and is open to Pakistani students from selected other
universities including the University of Sheffield.
It is on
Wednesday 26 February 2014, 1pm - 4pm in The Alan Turing Building, The
University of Manchester.
There will
be 15 Pakistan organisations available to discuss their opportunities for
2014/15, including: Engro, Sidat Hyder Associates, Abacus Consulting, Allied
Banking Limited (ABL), Netsol, Lucky Cement, Mitchells, Express
Tribune, SEED, and the British Council Pakistan.
It is an
excellent opportunity to find out about graduate opportunities for 2014 entry;
internships and what employers want from graduates returning to Pakistan after
UK study. - Meet employers, secure interviews and ask your questions.
The Fair is
open to students all years of study. Employers are recruiting across all
sectors, but with a particular focus upon scientists, engineers, IT and
business.
You can find
out the latest details of employers exhibiting on the website and make sure you
take a look at the ‘Making the most of the Fair’ section which will help you
know what to expect, prepare effectively and perform well on the day.
In order to
attend the fair, you need to register in advance. Once you have registered,
print out your ticket and take it with you to the fair, in order to gain entry.
Additional workshop
There will
also be a workshop on 'Creating your own enterprise and turning it into a
multi-national in Pakistan - the potential of entrepreneurship and social
entrepreneurship in Pakistan’. Mr Faraz Khan of Seed Ventures to Manchester
will be sharing his insights at the close of the fair. He is a UK based
Pakistani social entrepreneur who believes in bringing about positive change in
society through entrepreneurship and trade.
Judy
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