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1st Job Fair for Marriage Immigrants 2017

 
The Seoul Metropolitan City organized the 1st Job Fair for marriage immigrants 2017 at Seoul Citizens Hall on March 31 from 1 PM to 4 PM .
 
According to Na Gyeong Shin (the team head of Yeongdeungpo-gu Multicultural Family Support center), they have arranged on-the-spot interviews held by companies to help the marriage immigrants get a job. Those who are interested in or seeking job opportunities in Korea, this job fair could be useful.
                              
 On the occasion of this fair organized by Yeongdeungpo-gu Multicultural Family Support Center, 15 companies set up booths and directly recruited the applicants. 45 companies provided recruitment information on the spot and received online application. Most of the companies were seeking foreigners from streams translation, tour & travel, duty free and language related areas.  
                           
Furthermore, the Recruitment Information Support Center provided color analysis to discover personal matching colors and found our types of glasses for each face shape. Training on how to write a CV and services such as printing the passport-sized photographs, were also available.
 
Interpreters supported this fair, 10 for Chinese, Vietnam and Mongolian and one each for Russian, Thai, Japanese and Cambodin.
 
The Seoul Metropolitan City has organized the Job Fair for Immigrants every year since 2013. Particularly, from last year, the fair is held twice a year. For second half of this year, the Job fair for Immigrants will be held on September 2017.
 
                                                        Written By: Huong, Thi (SGC Correspondent, Vietnamese)
                                                        Translated By: Sanjay Kumar (SGC Correspondent, English)
 

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