April 28, 2023

WMCA Wolverhampton Adult Social Care Careers Fair



27 April 2023

9:30am - 12:30pm


VENUE:


City of Wolverhampton College,

CoWC Sports Centre,

Wellington Road,

Bilston,

WV14 6BT

Why should I attend?


Visit our Careers Fair to learn more about a career in Adult Social Care from experts and employers in your local area!


There are a variety of roles available including some of the following:


  • Carer
  • Registered Manager
  • Nurse
  • Maintenance person
  • Gardner
  • Cleaner
  • Cook
  • Activity Coordinator
  • IT
  • Finance
  • Administrator
  • and many, many more!


You can also learn more about:


  • Apprenticeships 
  • Health and Social Care Diplomas



Feedback from our previous events:


Candidates:



“Thank you for making the journey into going back to work not be as daunting as I thought it would be. I am looking forward to hearing from potential interviewers and hopefully finding work”


Exhibitors:


"Easy way to promote the company and speak to potential new employees.

There is nothing that wasn’t to like about the event, it was well organised.”


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