TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite – Some 200 applicants, out of the 500 job seekers, were asked to report to various agencies for further assessment after passing the initial screening during the first Jobs Fair for Senior High School graduates at the provincial gymnasium here on Thursday.
The Jobs Fair, organized by the provincial government in partnership with the Department of Education (DepED) Division of Cavite, offered more than 3,600 job placement opportunities from its 13 participating companies in the field of manufacturing, production, retail, merchandise, exporting and process outsourcing.
Cavite Schools Divisions Superintendent Cherry Lou D. De Mesa said the jobs fair served as avenue to inspire and motivate new graduates and job seekers to have a good perspective in life with decent opportunities coming their way.
Aside from job opportunities, applicants also took advantage of the government caravan to inquire or apply for their Social Security System (SSS), PhilHealth ang Pag-IBIG fund numbers, some of the basic employment documentary requirements.
Aside from DepEd, Thursday’s event was also attended by personnel from Cavite Office of Public Safety (COPS), Provincial Information and Community Affairs Department (PICAD) and General Services Office. (PNA)
