Industry Night - Careers in Government
to
Campus
Prince George
Event summary
The UNBC Careers in Government Industry Night is designed to connect students with professionals and potential employers in various government sectors. This year’s fair offers an exciting opportunity for students to explore career paths, network with government officials, and learn about the latest trends and opportunities in public service.
Who Should Attend
- Students: Whether you are a first-year student exploring career options or a final-year student looking for job opportunities, this fair is for you. It’s an ideal platform to gain insights into careers in government, meet potential employers, and discover internship and job openings.
- Government Employers: The fair offers government agencies a unique chance to connect with talented students from UNBC. It's an opportunity to showcase your agency, discuss career opportunities, and recruit top talent.
- Faculty and Staff: Faculty members can engage with government officials to discuss the latest trends and potential collaborations, while staff can support students in making valuable connections.
What to Expect
- Networking Opportunities: Engage in meaningful conversations with professionals from various government agencies. This is a chance to build your network and learn directly from those working in public service.
- Career Exploration: Discover various career paths within government. Speak with employers about what they look for in candidates and get advice on how to succeed in the public sector.
- Panel: Attend panel discussions led by government experts, alumni and faculty. Topics may include resume building, interview tips, industry trends, and career development strategies.
- Employer Booths: Visit employer booths to learn more about their organizations, current job openings, and internship opportunities. Bring your resume and be prepared to make a great impression.
How to Prepare
- Research: Look up the government agencies that will be attending the fair. Understand their missions, recent initiatives, and the types of roles they are hiring for.
- Resume: Bring multiple copies of your resume. Make sure it is up-to-date and highlights your relevant skills and experiences.
- Dress Professionally: First impressions matter. Dress in professional attire to make a positive impact on potential employers.
- Prepare Questions: Have a list of questions ready to ask employers. This shows your interest and helps you gather valuable information about the agency and the roles they offer.
Registration
Registration is required employers. Please visit the Employer Information Website to register and find more information about the event.
Contact Information
Dakota Den Duyf
Career Readiness Coordinator
dakota.denduyf@unbc.ca
250.960.5024