On Wednesday 24 January 2024, Walsall Works will be hosting a New Year New Career job fair at Willenhall Chart Community Hub.
The job fair is free and open to all, no booking is required, simply turn up on the day between 9am – 1pm.
A range of employers and training providers will be there on the day, with information and advice about opportunities in construction, warehousing, business administration, health & social care, hospitality, retail, contact centre and manufacturing & engineering.
Councillor Adrian Andrew, Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Regeneration at Walsall Council said: “The New Year New Career event is a great way to find out information about local opportunities and make connections. There will be a wide range of employers and training providers in attendance and I’d urge anyone that’s considering a career change, looking for training opportunities or searching for a job to come along.”
Councillor Mark Statham, Portfolio Holder for Education and Skills, said: “Our Walsall Works job fairs are a great opportunity to speak to employers and find out information about available opportunities. I am looking forward to seeing many local employers and training providers at the event, and hope to welcome lots of people looking for their next opportunity.”
The event is being held at Willenhall Chart Community Hub, 19 Gomer St, WV13 3NS.
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