Community Events
The Employer Expo: Helping you plan your future
Have you been thinking about a career change? Are you nearing graduation and not quite sure what you want to do, or what your next step should be? Are you a parent of a student that could use a scholarship to jump start their career?
Visit The Employer Expo on May 23, 3pm to 7pm, at the War Memorial Building in Jim Barnett Park. Companies from Clarke County, Frederick County, Winchester and the surrounding area will be set up, ready to share with you the career opportunities they have available. Need to brush up on your resume or interviewing skills? Participate in 25 minute workshops lead by local business leaders. Complete all three and be entered into a drawing for multiple $500 scholarships!
This opportunity is free and open to the public. Learn more at TheEmployerExpo.com.
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