Newport's brand new recruitment and training event, Job Scene The Roadshow presented by the South Wales Argus and taking place at the Newport Centre, Newport on 18 March 2004 will attract a wide variety of people looking for jobs, courses and careers.
This diversity - from school leavers to career changers, returners to work to the unemployed - of all ages with differing levels of experience and qualifications has encouraged employers and training providers to book their stand.
Cogent will be at the Roadshow after recruiting successfully at the Roadshow's sister exhibition, Job Scene Wales that took place in Cardiff in October.
They are looking forward to exhibiting in Newport and meeting the local community to discuss the numerous opportunities available within the organisation.
"As the leading high tech company in South Wales, Job Scene enables Cogent to meet and advise people of all skills and discuss the wide range of positions available. It also enables us to discuss long term career aspirations of young, local talent embarking on their further education studies. Cogent look forward to exhibiting at Job Scene The Roadshow in Newport," said Louis Clement, graduate recruitment manager of Cogent.
Other exhibitors that will be on display include Abacus Recruitment Services (Wales) Ltd, Careers Wales Gwent, Coleg Gwent, Jobcentre Plus, Monmouthshire County Council, NHS Wales, Royal Navy & Royal Marines, Teacher Training Agency and The National Council - ELWa.
The event is supported by the South Wales Argus ensuring a comprehensive advertising and editorial campaign before the event. Exhibitors will benefit from being included within this campaign.
The Roadshow is not only a great place for companies and training providers to recruit, but also provides an ideal platform to raise awareness of the organisation itself.
If you would like further information about how the new Roadshow can help solve recruitment and enrolment problems, Freecall 0500 026120 and speak to Jon Matthews.
:: For more information go to www.jobsceneuk.co.uk ::
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