Students encouraged to sign up for graduate fair

Thursday, 13 February 2020 06:01

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Students are being encouraged to attend an event showcasing the career opportunities available on Island.

The Isle of Man Graduate Fair - taking place on Friday, April 17, at the Villa Marina in Douglas - will be attended by over 30 local organisations which will be explaining what options they can offer to those looking to kickstart their future careers.

Enterprise Minister, Laurence Skelly MHK, believes Manx-educated students will be able to bring 'new skills and ways of thinking' to the Island.

Anyone interested in attending can register for free and find out more information at www.isleofmangradfair.com .

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