Explore career opportunities in agriculture
Do you know people looking to explore career opportunities in agriculture? If so, you may want to suggest they attend Canada’s Outdoor Farm show.
As a sponsor of the event, AgCareers.com (A Farms.com Company) is calling on students and young professionals to take part in the Career Crawl at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show in Woodstock, Ontario, September 10-12, 2024.
Maybe you are a young person, or maybe you know a young person / student, who loves the country way of life and wants to explore what jobs may be available in the agriculture industry.
Perhaps you are a young professional passionate about agriculture and looking to kick-start your career to reach a targeted network of employers hiring, gain insights into career paths, network, and showcase their resumes at the Career Crawl.
If you fit the description for either of the two descriptions above, then the Career Crawl at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show maybe perfect for you. You may only be aware of a small portion of the interesting jobs available in the agriculture industry, so this is your chance to explore more about the opportunities in a fun way.
You can attend the Career Crawl with a free one-day admission ticket to Canada's Outdoor Farm Show, all you have to do is pre-register. The incentive for pre-registration is a swag bag of free things from corporate sponsors.
Career Crawl participants can create a profile and upload their resume to the AgCareeers.com site for an even more enhanced experience and to reach even more hiring companies.
Explore different careers available in agriculture when visiting with the team in the AgCareers.com booth at ECC-2 on Doug Wagner Way.
On the last day of the show, September 12th, at noon, Katie Hunter from AgCareers.com will share job search advice and information about AgCareers.com with the participants while they enjoy the Career Crawl Lunch Mixer at the Special Events Tent.
Register for the event in advance on Canada's Outdoor Farm Show website https://www.outdoorfarmshow.com/career-crawl/ and set up a free job seeker account at www.AgCareers.com
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