Ohlone College Spring 2020 Career Fair

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THE OHLONE COLLEGE FOUNDATION and THE OHLONE COLLEGE TRI-CITIES CAREER CENTER

present the

Ohlone College Spring 2020 Career Fair

Date - To Be Announced

Ohlone College Newark Campus, 39399 Cherry Street, Newark, CA 94560 - Outdoor Courtyard

The Ohlone College Foundation and Tri-Cities Career Center invite you to the Ohlone College Spring 2020 Career Fair. Drawing hundreds of qualified prospective employees from across the San Francisco Bay Area, the Career Fair is designed to give you the best recruitment experience and will increase your branding and visibility at Ohlone College and beyond.Not only will sponsoring the Spring Career Fair maximize your recruiting effectiveness, it supports the community. Your sponsorship benefits scholarships, faculty grants, and other programs, directly impacting student success and community–focused programs at Ohlone College.

CAREER FAIR EVENT SCHEDULE

10:00AM Employer Check-In / Set-Up / Lunch
11:00AM Event Opens to Job Seekers
2:00PM Event Closes

About Us

On September 19, 1995, the doors to the Center for Career Transition, a partnership of three organizations: Ohlone College, the Alameda County Private Industry Council (PIC) and the Employment Development Department (EDD) were opened. The Center for Career Transition was in operation for another two years in the same context before transforming into the Tri-Cities One-Stop Career Center, Newark in 1998.

The Career Center was the primary host of the Job Fair for the first three years, which brought approximately 105 employers and 1,800 people to the Newark Ohlone Center. In 1999 and 2000, the Career Center co-hosted an annual Job Fair with the Ohlone Job Placement office, bringing in approximately 130 employers and over 4,000 participants to the Ohlone College Fremont campus.

Every year we coordinate multiple job fairs and employment events. The program has helped thousands of job seekers and businesses connect.