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Sinead Corkery and Mags Carmody of St John of God Kerry Services at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
HUNDREDS of students from IT Tralee and many from other post-Leaving cert courses in other institutions made their way to the library in Institute of Technology Tralee for the annual Careers Fair on Wednesday.
There they had a chance to connect in-person with potential employers in the region and there was a large number of stands set up in the room.
It’s the 14th year running and it has grown steadily each year. Companies represented included Liebherr, Bank of Ireland, St John of God Services, JRI America and XINTEC.
Students had the chance to speak to prospective employers, learn more about various career and research options available to them and provided a networking platform for the employers, graduates and students. Scroll down for photos…
Kerina Ó Ciardubháin and Ballygarry House Hotel’s Grainne Maunsell at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Yann Le Roux and Gary O’Brien of Xintec at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Eve Savage at the Tom Crean Business Centre/Ceed/New Frontiers stand at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Mary McGillicuddy and Charlene Hickey of Liebherr at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Aoife Curran of Shannon ABC at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Shane Enright of Bank of Ireland at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Aoife O’Brien of Kerry SciTech, Fiona Boyle of the Agritech Centre of Excellence, Louise O’Donovan, KCFE, Senan Wrenn, KCFE, Shane Duggan, IT Tralee and Niall Trant of ACE Agritech at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Marilyn Moynihan and Kelly Teahan at the IT Tralee Careers Fair on Wednesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
