Why you should love your profession, and why employers will love you? Think big, invest in yourself and your brand early.
Registration End Date: Fri, 21 May, 02:00 PM
Completed<img alt="20210506_T&E" src="https://id.acs.org.au/servlet/servlet.ImageServer?id=0150o00000HSLsu&oid=00D90000000o5NE&lastMod=1620356622000"></img><br>This is a half-day conference for young or not-so-young ICT Professionals and students who are seeking to prepare themselves to meet potential employers from departments, private companies and recruitment agencies.<br><br>The multiple planned sessions have been designed to provide emerging ICT professionals and students with the knowledge and skills on how to be successful in approach their career.<br><br>The networking sessions are designed introduce ICT students and early career professionals with industry partners and potential employers to put into practice skills learned from earlier sessions. <br><br><b>For emerging ICT professionals</b> - the prospect of finding a full-time job after graduating can be daunting. You can however greatly improve your chances by using a number of proven techniques that will demonstrate to a prospective employer that you have the attributes they are seeking to be of value to their organisation. This is an excellent opportunity for you to meet employers and recruiters informally and to discuss the local ACT labour market.<br><br><b>For industry partners</b> and <b>potential employers</b> - you get access to fresh and talented ICT professionals to promote your company, apprenticeships schemes and intern/work experience programs. This is a great opportunity for you to talk to potential employees informally and provide your support to the ACT ICT industry and the broader Canberra community.<br><br>We warmly welcome you to take advantage of this opportunity! <br>.............................<br><b><u>Half-day conference program</u><br><br>SESSION 1: KEYNOTE PRESENTATION</b><br>Think big, invest in yourself<br><br><b>SESSION 2: CAREER DEVELOMENT</b><br>Mini career development hackathon<br><br><b>SESSION 3: PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL BRANDING</b><br>How to network effectively at professional events<br><br><b>SESSION 4: </b><b>NETWORKING </b><br>Meet industry partners, employers and potential employees<br><br>All entry-level ICT professionals, students and job seekers are welcome. <br><br>*Entry fees: $20 (ACS member) | $45 (non-member)<br>*Morning tea and a light lunch will be provided.<br>*Registration closes, Tuesday 18 May 2021 4:00 PM.<br>*Click <a href="https://cit.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/176250/CIT_Function_Centre_Location_Map.pdf" target="_blank">here</a> for CIT Function location map.
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