The Workforce Summit

The Governor's 2010 Summit on Workforce Solutions

Job and Educational Fair

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PRE-CONFERENCE JOB AND EDUCATION FAIR

Thursday, 7:30-11:00am @ McMurry Training Center, 2nd Floor, 2220 N. Bryan Stock Trail
The Job & Education Fair is aimed at providing tools for job-seekers, and tips for employers in finding the right employees and utilizing the services provided by the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services. Start your day with a free continental breakfast from 7:30-8:15 a.m. then pick from a variety of seminars and workshops. There will also be free snacks and refreshments for brunch .

JOB FAIR WORKSHOPS [@ the McMurry Training Center]

Thursday, 8-8:50 a.m. @ Main Conference Room
What Do Employers Expect of Employees?
A group of business owners and human resource managers will let you in on the secrets of being successful as you re-enter the workforce. From the job interview to the first day of work can impact your success with your new company.

Thursday, 9-9:30 a.m. @ Room 9
Wyoming Career Readiness Certificate: Showcasing your Workplace Skills
Would you like Gov. Freudenthal to endorse your work skills? This workshop will explain how to earn a Career Readiness Certificate signed by the Governor that shows employers your basic skills. You will also learn ways to improve those skills.

Thursday, 9-9:30; 9:45-10:15 a.m. @ Main Conference Room
Casting a Professional Image, Bill Edwards
How you project yourself at the workplace can lead to job satisfaction, longevity and career advancement. Learn tips that will help put you in the best light.

Thursday, 9-9:30; 9:45-10:15 a.m.@ Room 15
Jobs are Waiting at WyomingAtWork.Com, Jill Douglas
Wyoming's official jobs database can open up a world of job openings for you. Find out how easy it is to log in to the system, review job postings and create a personal profile so that employers will seek you out.

Thursday, 9-9:30; 9:45-10:15 a.m. @ Room 8
How to Prepare for the Job Interview, Windi Bassler
It's OK and even expected that you might be nervous when you show up for the interview that might make or break whether you get that dream job. Being fully prepared can help you put your best foot forward and make that interview less stressful for you. It might also put you ahead of the pack.

Thursday, 9:45-10:15 a.m. @ Room 9
50+ and Looking for Work?, Les Engelter, Cathy Gonzales
Learn how to refresh your resume, improve your interviewing skills and tackle the new job search process. We'll discuss steps to take to find the work you want after age 50, and share the tips, tools and web resources AARP offers to help you succeed in your job search.

Thursday, 10:30-11 a.m. @ Room 8
Register for Unemployment Benefits, Jennifer Taylor
Laid off? Out of work? Register for benefits to which you are entitled so that you can put more energy into pursuing your next job. This session will show how easy it is.

Thursday, 10:30-11 a.m. @ Main Conference Room
Are You a Veteran Looking for Work? Tips for Veteran Jobseekers, Dave Metzger, Dave McNulty
Military veterans have a variety of state and federal services available to help in the job search. Learn about the opportunities at your local Workforce Center and priority of service to veterans, along with outreach to veterans performed across the state. You will also find out about federal jobs, veterans preference, special hiring authorities, federal contractors, job protection for service members and more.

Thursday, 10:30-11 a.m. @ Room 9
Make Your Resume Shine!, Peggy Lesser
Employers and their hiring managers are inundated with resumes. Find out how to make your resume stand out from the rest. This may be your only chance to impress that potential employer. Make the most of it.