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Graduate job fairs and training scheduled in Romania
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Employment initiatives and job fairs scheduled for October 9, 2026, 2026 continue to expand across various Romanian counties. counties, connecting graduates and job seekers with diverse vacancies. In Suceava County, the Suceava County Agency for Employment (AJOFM Suceava) is organizing Neamț, events in Piatra Neamț, Roman, and Târgu Neamț drew over 900 participants, with 74 employers offering 507 vacancies. In Pitești, approximately 500 people attended a Graduate Job Fair held simultaneously fair at four locations: Stefan cel Mare University in Suceava, Argeș Mall, where 33 employers presented 279 vacancies, primarily focused on the Falticeni Culture House, Gerald’s Hotel in Radauti, automotive and the Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipal Library. Employers have announced 208 available construction industries. Regional participation remains high in other areas. In Reșița, 306 people participated in a fair offering 265 positions, ranging from engineers, programmers, and electricians to roles resulting in construction and catering. AJOFM Suceava will also present employer support measures, including monthly subsidies of 2,250 lei 81 individuals being selected for each eligible employee hired. Additional regional job fairs are expanding the reach of these initiatives. immediate interviews. In Bistrița-Năsăud, 23 employers are offering offered 121 vacancies, largely targeting individuals with middle or vocational education. In while in Giurgiu, 31 economic agents have announced 195 vacancies jobs in sectors including hospitality, security, and naval construction. Reșița is hosting 25 companies providing 261 jobs, spanning industrial roles like welders and cable assemblers to specialized management shipbuilding, commerce, and engineering positions. hospitality. In Buzău, a job fair features approximately 200 vacancies, though saw 350 graduates seeking work. Similar to previous reports, there is a notable trend regarding educational requirements; only 9 are positions were specifically designated for candidates those with higher education, primarily in technical fields such as metallurgical and chemical engineering. Employers in Buzău noted with employers emphasizing a high demand for technical skills over traditional degrees in economics or law. Other regional activities include a major job fair in Bucharest featuring over 9,000 vacancies from 129 employers, as well specialties such as upcoming events in Târgoviște and Sălaj. In Timișoara, the University of Life Sciences is hosting a student-focused fair through the PROACCES project. Local agencies in Alba and Galați continue to report specific vacancies chemical and opportunities for public service transfers. mechanical engineering over traditional degrees.
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- 2026-10-09 17:59 UTC Graduate job fairs and training scheduled in Romania
- 2026-10-09 10:03 UTC Graduate job fairs and training scheduled in Romania
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- 2026-10-06 14:24 UTC Graduate job fairs and training scheduled in Romania
- 2026-10-05 17:31 UTC Graduate job fairs and training scheduled in Romania
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- 2026-09-23 20:24 UTC Graduate job fairs in Romania
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