Careers

10-12 March 2020  |  Dubai World Trade Centre
Admissions for UAE Nationals Only

Careers UAE

10-12 March 2020  |  Dubai World Trade Centre
Admissions for UAE Nationals Only

Careers UAE

 

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Careers UAE

 

Careers UAE 2020

Careers UAE, now in its 20th edition has established itself as the UAE’s leading Recruitment and Training Exhibition.

An event that enables talented UAE Nationals in all fields to meet directly with recruiters and hiring managers from top employers from private and public sector. At Careers UAE, visitors can secure job opportunities, meet the employers, gather market information, source new training opportunities, attend workshops and seminars.

This year’s theme is ‘FUTURE OF YOU” and is set to see the future of your professional self (creating your own personal brand). Careers UAE will provide Emirati youth with the tools to get Internships, professional training and take part in interactive activities to become better prepared for what the future of work holds.

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TESTIMONIALS

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  • “I’m a student in my final year and will be graduating in May 2019. It isn’t my first time at the show – I have come back to the exhibition as it’s helpful to view what opportunities other companies are offering, all in one place. I have studied electrical engineering but am open to looking at other options here.”
    Meera Mattar, 22 years old
  • “I work at Emirates Islamic Bank. I have visited Careers UAE before and I feel there are more opportunities and jobs this year. I am currently looking to gain more information and join the public sector as it has better benefits and offers – this would be a role in the administration sector, similar to my current job.”
    Khadeejah Al Balushi, 27 years old
  • “I am currently working at Tasheel but looking to find a position in the public sector. This is the first time I’m visiting Careers UAE – I’ve heard a lot about the show; I think it’s a good opportunity and want to utilise it to find a job. I am looking to get a job in ‘Customer Service’ and attend seminars that will help me with my CV – I don’t think anyone would be able to attract an employer’s attention without a strong CV.”
    Fatima Mohammad, 20 years old
  • “I work in the health authority field. This is my first time at Careers UAE and I think it was very helpful to come here as I was looking to change fields. I came here as I thought it would be good to get advice and find better opportunities, and I now have a couple of interviews lined up.”
    Mariam, 20, Health Authority
  • “I pursued a degree in Financial Services and used to be a banker. I come to Careers UAE every year as I think it’s a great exhibition with plenty of good opportunities to get a job. I haven’t been to any of the speaking sessions yet, but I have had a look and am very interested because I think they’re generally helpful, especially for fresh graduates. I also think it’s a good platform to network and meet people in the field. I’ve been looking into the government/ semi-government sector this year, but within my degree of expertise.”
    Sheikha, 32, Finance
  • “This is the first time for me at the show - I think Careers UAE is great compared to other career shows and exhibitions I have been to. They’ve really done a good job in pulling this together. I’m also very interested in attending the sessions they have, I would like to gain advice on how to get a job. I’m looking to work in the legal industry as I studied law at university.”
    Maisa, 23, fresh graduate
  • “I come to Careers UAE every year. I currently work in logistics, but I’m looking to expand and maybe find opportunities elsewhere in a different field, and I’m positive this is the place to do so. I think this a great platform to find a job - I actually got my first job through Careers UAE last year. I visited the Al Futtaim stand, and I was so happy that I got an interview immediately – thankfully, this ended up in a job. I would recommend the speaking sessions to fresh graduates as they are useful.”
    Sader Al Kindy, 31, Logistics
  • “I work at Dubai Police and I have come to Careers UAE as there are a lot of job vacancies. I am looking at applying in both sectors – but my interest lies in the private sector roles. The main thing I look at is experience - when looking for a job, I feel that the main focus shouldn’t be only about the remuneration. I was told by Du that I am going to get contacted soon and this encouraged me to go around and apply to other companies – I hope one of these opportunities work out.”
    Faisal Mohammad, 23
  • “I am an undergraduate student and I am a bit confused on which career path I should take and whether I am in the right one or not. After having a conversation with couple of the exhibitors at Careers UAE, I have gotten a clearer idea of what career path I should take. I don’t have a specific sector in mind, what I care about the most is the experience as not all industries give proper experience.”
    Hamza Abdulla, 21 years old
  • “I recently graduated as an electric engineer but frankly speaking can’t seem to find much vacancies in that industry. Therefore, I decided to come to Careers UAE and have given my CVs to couple of them. I feel optimistic as I have been told I will be contacted soon.”
    Fatima Abu Al Houl, 22 years old
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