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Rachel O’Sullivan and Mike Moore of JRI America talking with Brian Kerins at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
REPRESENTATIVES from companies all over Kerry and beyond manned almost 40 stands at the annual IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday.
The Fair is an opportunity for companies to network with staff and students of the college, and a opportunity to present in workshops during the fair which provides students with industry insights on professional topics.
It’s not only an opportunity to increase companies brand awareness, but also to market their services and recruit top graduate talent for internships and graduate roles.
There was a steady stream of students attending the fair from 11am to 3pm with companies like Dairymaster, Kerry Group, Fexco, Borg Warner, Aspen Grove, Astellas, Tricel, JRI America and many more were represented. Scroll down for photos…
Ciara Tierney (right) from Tricel talking to Darren Holly, Elsa Cenaj and Dona Bunjaku at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Catriona Lynch, Brenda O’Donoghue, Ciara Ambrose and Edel O’Connell speaking to Emma Hayden and Evie Hallisey of Windmill Group at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Amy O’Shea and Bridget Sheehan of Astellas with Alex Nagle at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Ciaran Griffin, Cathal Heaslip and Marguerite Roche of FEXCO at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
