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From left; Software engineer Denis Murphy of Dairymaster, Principal of KCFE Mary Lucey and Breda Flaherty of Dairymaster at the KCFE Recruitment Fair on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
EMPLOYERS came in large numbers to the annual Kerry College of Further Education Recruitment Fair entitled “Future@KCFE” seeking to recruit students who are about to complete a wide range of courses at the college.
The college produces industry-ready graduates with in-demand skillsets so it was no surprise to see over 35 organisations represented at the event covering a range of sectors allowing hundreds of students to network with future employers on the day.
Employers not only to sourced new employees but met up with management and teachers of KCFE to enhance industry collaborations.
“Many of the current students have already received offers of employment as a result of their successful completion of work experience. For those who have not yet secured employment, the event provided a wonderful opportunity to secure both full-time and part-time/summer positions. KCFE wish to thank all the employers for their participation in this event. Their support is testament to the high esteem with which the Kerry College of Further Education and its graduates are held” said Mary Lucey, Principal of KCFE. Scroll down for photos…
Students Richard Horgan and Marian Nambase speaking with Aisling O’Donovan and Laura Baker of Sigmar at the KCFE Recruitment Fair on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Students Eugene Guiney (right) speaking with Peter Jackson and Tara O’Shea of JRI America at the KCFE Recruitment Fair on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Susan Kelly of The Rose Hotel talking to Niamh Quirke at the KCFE Recruitment Fair on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
