IT & Technology Careers Fair - Thursday 17 November 2011, 17:00 - 19:30

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For all students interested in Technology careers.

Organised by the Careers Advisory Service as a sector specific event for IT and technology graduate jobs and internships.

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The IT & Technology Careers Fair, organised by the Careers Advisory Service, is aimed at students from all discipline areas who are interested in a career in IT and associated technologies. One of Imperial's newer fairs, this event will provide you with a chance to talk to a variety of companies from the sector who are promoting a wide range of opportunities to a wide variety of Imperial College students and recent alumni.

For further details - including a list of companies attending, times and venue information - please see JobsLive.

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Careers fairs are very useful events enabling you to meet and talk to a number of companies at the same time. You can see many companies individually on campus at presentations and skills workshops throughout term but the only time you get them all together is at a careers fair. Designed so that you can contrast and compare, discuss and collect information all on the same day they can help you develop ideas if your career plans are vague or get detailed information on what is on offer if you already know the job you are aiming for.

Take your CV with you and give them to your chosen recruiters. On the day remember that first impressions count. Think of some questions that you can ask the company representatives.

Remember fairs are not a university version of a supermarket sweep. They are not organised for you to see how many freebies you can grab in the shortest space of time. Even if you have not yet started to actively job hunt you will be surprised how recruiters remember names and faces. Making a good impression now could make your job hunting easier in the future.

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