Philippine Independence Day 2022 will be celebrated by leading online job portal JobStreet in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) with a week-long Virtual Career Fair for jobseekers scheduled from June 13 to 17.
The online job fair which begins a day after Philippine Independence Day will allow Filipino jobseekers to find employment opportunities that fit their lifestyle and priorities – whether to work full time or part-time, from home or onsite offices.
Job candidates can explore over 75,000 jobs – remote, provincial, or entry-level roles – from over 100 companies including ePLDT, JPMorgan Chase Bank, BDO Unibank, SM Retail, BMI, ABS-CBN, Accenture, Wilcon Depot, and more.
Jobstreet identified the top offerings for work-from-home jobs:
- Encoder Engineer, Office Staff, Virtual Assistant, Architect, Information Technology Roles, and many more.
New graduates can find entry-level roles available including:
- Customer Service Representative, Administrative Assistant, Sales, Office Staff
In Luzon, the top available opportunities for candidates are:
- Customer Service Representative, Sales, Teacher, Engineer, Administrative Assistant, System Developer, etc.
Meanwhile, in Visayas and Mindanao, jobseekers may apply for the roles such as:
- Teacher, Administrative Assistant, Administrative Officer, Medical Staff, and more.
“In this career fair, we want to highlight different employment types available for our candidates as they are rethinking their approach to the concept of work. We thank DTI for trusting us to be their partner in this initiative, to provide jobs that are aligned with the applicants’ values and preferences,” shared JobStreet Philippines Country Manager Philip Gioca.
JobStreet affirms the country is experiencing “The Great Reshuffle,” a phase where employees leave their jobs in search of more fulfilling roles that provide the flexibility they are looking for. According to their 2021 Global Talent Survey, 67% of Filipino employees have chosen to prioritize their health and well-being over work.
Additionally, 53% of employees would prefer keeping a remote work set-up even if it entails additional 10 hours of extra work per week, and 41% would accept a lower salary as long as they can move to a more affordable location.
“Employees have many things to consider whether a job is worth it or not. Jobseekers are now taking their time to reassess not only their careers but their personal life. That is why, as a career partner, we aim to provide a venue where applicants can have the liberty to decide on which role they wish to pursue,” added JobStreet Philippines Marketing Head Kim Viray.
How to Access the Virtual Career Fair 2022
The Virtual Career Fair in partnership with DTI features a mobile-first design, so candidates can also apply for jobs via the JobStreet mobile app.
Furthermore, applicants can view their saved jobs, check out their scheduled interviews, bookmark the webinars, and send live chats directly to the hirers.
Moreover, candidates who will participate in the Virtual Career Fair can catch the series of webinars hosted by JobStreet’s online education partner, LUNA Academy.
Applicants can learn about Tips on getting ahead in the job application process, or finding a dream job, and tips on crafting a good Curriculum Vitae.
Candidates who will register for the said event will also get the chance to win exciting prizes from JobStreet, varying from gift vouchers, gadgets, home office essentials, to a staycation in Boracay.
To register for JobStreet Virtual Career Fair in partnership with DTI, visit http://jobstreet.com.ph/VCF-JUNE22
Job fairs held to mark Philippine Independence Day are traditionally held on-site across the Philippines. In 2021, job fairs went online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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