The Africa Virtual Job Fair (AVJF) is a dynamic opportunity for employers in the public and private sectors, organizations, and other hiring entities as well as job seekers ranging in experience from seasoned professionals to graduating students to use Internet-based recruitment and career advisory services for their employment needs. Attendees enjoy browsing employment opportunities, submitting resumes, event networking and even conducting an interview – all at no cost and in the comfort of their own home or office.
The Virtual Job Fair will offer many of the same benefits to employers and job-seekers as a physical job fair. Navigating around the virtual event is simple. Employers and job-seekers can access all areas of the Virtual Job Fair from any computer screen. The Virtual Job Fair will have multiple floors hosting a variety of employment opportunities and organizations. This state-of-the-art web-based tool makes it easy for job seekers and employers to connect virtually from all over the world.

1)What are the virtual job fair main advantages:
2)Fast and easy registration
3)Create and update multiple CVs/résumés and cover letters
4)Live chat with representatives of participating organizations
5)Opportunity to participate and engage in live discussions on various topics about Africa and employment opportunities
6)Find career opportunities, temporary project assignments, and internships in Africa
7)Search opportunities by country or region
8)Access employers’ information and their vacancies online
9)Eliminate travel cost by participating from the comfort of your home or office
10)Eliminate time constraints – join in at your convenience
11)Visit the site and view updated opportunities daily, available on demand for 90 days
12)Sign up for job alerts specific to your needs

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