The event also aimed to offer the jobseekers insights into the labour market in the both countries, and boost cooperation between Vietnamese and Australian companies, given that the two nations will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties next year.

The UAVS Career Fair 2022 takes place in Sydney last weekend.

It gathered well-known employers from across Australia, such as Chartered Accountants, CPA Australia, ACCA, Servian, Veeam Software, Marriott, and Macquarie Group. Meanwhile, many Vietnamese companies remotely joined the career fair from Vietnam via virtual platform.

Prof. Nguyen Van Tuan, a Leadership Fellow at the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council; Zolboo Tsengel, Data Specialist at Commonwealth Bank; and Annie Mai, an executive at Macquarie Group, were among career orientation guest speakers who shared their personal experience when they looked for the first job or first started a business.

It was estimated that the event was attended by more than 400 Vietnamese jobseekers who are studying at or have graduated from major universities in Australia.

Delivery work most lucrative among 5 largest job categories

Delivery workers earn the highest salaries among the five largest groups of workers as companies compete with each other amid a shortage of candidates, a study has found.

Bac Giang connects and consults job to young labours

(BGO) – To introduce jobs for youth members and young labours, on March 17, the Bac Giang provincial Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (Youth Union) cooperated with the provincial Job Service Center and several companies to launch online job transaction platform in March.

Bac Giang strives to create jobs to 32,000 labours

(BGO) - This year, Bac Giang province strives to create jobs to 32,000 labours, up 500 people against last year figure, in which 29,300 work domestically and remaining are guest workers.

Bac Giang connects job demand and supply for labours returning home

(BGO) – After the fourth Covid-19 outbreak, especially in the Southern provinces and cities, Bac Giang has picked up numerous labours back home. To ensure the social welfare and create jobs to them, the local authorities, sectors and localities have paid due attention to connecting the demand and supply between businesses and workers.

Hanoi creates over 136,000 jobs in ten months

Despite the impacts of Covid-19, Hanoi still managed to create 136,616 jobs in the first ten months of 2021, equivalent to 85.3% of the full-year target, according to the Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

Source: NDO/VNA