Aalto Talent Expo Online organized virtually between 12th - 14th of January 2021
In stead of a physical event, Aalto Talent Expo will be organized virtually between 12th-14th of January 2021
Due to the COVID-19 situation, the physical Aalto Talent Expo event in January is cancelled and instead a virtual recruitment and contact fair event Aalto Talent Expo Online is organized. For employer organizations, the event will provide many opportunities to meet the talented students of Aalto University.
The Aalto Talent Expo team invites employers to join the fair with a wide range of contact and recruitment possibilities and an excellent chance to enhance positive employer image among Aalto students. The traditional summer job event Summer Job Day will not be organized next year, so at Aalto Talent Expo Online employers will have the chance to promote summer jobs in addition to other opportunities.
Experiences and feedback from the Virtual Week event organized last October has been considered through the planning and organizing of Aalto Talent Expo Online. As with previous events, JobTeaser will be used for the January event. Employers and students have come acquainted with JobTeaser at last years Aalto Talent Expo (/en/talent-expo/aalto-talent-expo-2019) as well as the aforementioned Virtual Week. JobTeaser has received praise from employers and students.
Registration for exhibitors is now open! For further information and link to registration, check our website: /en/talent-expo/for-employers.
We look forward to meeting you virtually in January!
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