Looking for work? Seminars, networking and applications available at Idaho Job and Career Fair

By: Christina Lords - January 18, 2022 3:43 am

Idahoans seeking a new job are encouraged to attend the free Idaho Job and Career Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 20 at the Nampa Civic Center. (Courtesy of IBL Events)

Idahoans seeking a new job are encouraged to attend the free Idaho Job and Career Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 20 at the Nampa Civic Center, 211 Third St. S., according to an IBL Events press release.

Two free seminars will also be offered at the hiring event. At 10:30 a.m., job seekers can participate in the “Job Hunting: Getting Comfortable with the Uncomfortable” seminar from Austin Plew of Atlas Staffing, Inc. At 11:30 a.m., the “How to Find a Good Employer in Today’s Market” seminar will be offered by Rob Graham from Express Employment Professionals.

Participants are encouraged to dress professionally, bring multiple resumes and preregister for the event at www.IdahoCareerFair.com to see the full list participating companies.

Companies will be recruiting for positions in customer service, social work, construction, dining and environmental services, health care, manufacturing, administration, bus driving, engineering, finance, hospitality, shipping and receiving, general labor, retail, the correctional system, roofing and siding, caregiving, janitorial services and technician services.

Local colleges will be also be on hand to discuss educational and training opportunities.

Job seekers of all experience levels are encouraged to attend.

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Christina Lords

Christina Lords is the editor-in-chief of the Idaho Capital Sun and has been a professional journalist covering local and state government since graduating from the University of Idaho in 2009. A Pocatello native, Lords is a fifth-generation Idahoan who served as a reporter at the Moscow-Pullman Daily News and the Post Register in Idaho Falls and served as assistant editor for the Idaho Press in Nampa. She also led the Idaho Statesman in Boise for two years before turning to nonprofit journalism.