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Caithness Jobs And How To Get Them - Event Back After The Covid Years

19th February 2023

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Join us on the 11th of March 2023 for Caithness' biggest and best jobs, careers, training and recruitment event. This event is free to attend and all are welcome!

Meet real employers and hear about their industries and any vacancies they currently have.

The event offers the chance to learn more about the opportunities available in the area and allows attendees to ask questions to find out how to achieve the career they'd like.

Come along for information on jobs and how to get them, apprenticeships and study opportunities and have the opportunity to make a first impression on potential employers

 

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