JOB FAIRS
job seekers
Jump start your career at the job fair! Job seekers, students, and community members are invited to network with over 20 businesses from various industries. Community resources will be available to assist with education, skills training, and supportive services. Register at event to take advantage of this great opportunity!
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Dress to Impress: This is an important one, you've got to dress to impress! Torn jeans and a tee shirt are not gonna cut it when meeting your future employer! Dress in a way that will leave others with a favorable opinion of you.
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Have an Elevator Pitch: An elevator pitch or speech is a way to share your expertise and credentials quickly and effectively with people who don't know you. Done right, this short speech helps you introduce yourself to career and business connections in a compelling way. It can help you build your network, land a job, or connect with new colleagues on your first day of work.
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Bring Copies of Your Resume: Many employers will take a hard copy printed resume at job fairs, so make sure to bring a few to distribute to a recruiter. If you need assistance developing, updating, and printing your resume, visit your local job center.
You can also visit Forward Careers at any one of our locations: Grafton, Waukesha, and West Bend.
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​​Have other questions, you may contact us at contact@forwardcareers.org.​
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employer list
Don't hesitate to reach out to Forward Careers to learn more about how we can assist you get job ready at contact@forwardcareers.org​
employer info
EMPLOYER REGISTRATION CLOSED - CAPACITY REACHED (04/04/24)
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR TALENT? Connect with numerous job seekers from all skill levels under one roof. Employer registration includes:
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Booth for 2 representatives (up to 3 max);
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2'x6' skirted table and 2 chairs (up to 3 max);
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Table drape with company sign/name;
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Access to Wifi;
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Refreshments & Light Snacks;
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Parking; and
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Inclusion in event outreach material to maximize exposure.
The job fair will be promoted to the unemployed, underemployed, American Job Center customers, students, veterans, and the general public across Southeastern Wisconsin.