Getting a career boost

March 4, 2009 by  

Wednesday it was Richmond and Thursday it’s the turn of Surrey as employers ranging from health care centres to Canada’s intelligence agency set up shop for the annual Career Fair. Here’s what it looked like at Richmond, earlier this week.

Students and employers gather in the Richmond campus rotunda for Career Day on Wednesday March 4.

Students and employers gather in the Richmond campus rotunda for Career Day on Wednesday March 4.

The YMCA was one of the many employers that visited the Richmond campus for Career Day, looking for students interested in both full-time and volunteer positions.

The YMCA was one of the many employers that visited the Richmond campus for Career Day, looking for students interested in both full-time and volunteer positions.

Sue Sparlin gives Daniel Lin information on the Boucher Institute for Natropathic Medacine.

Sue Sparlin gives Daniel Lin information on the Boucher Institute for Natropathic Medacine.

Kwantlen students Crishna Delleva and Shirley Chan explore their career options in the Kwantlen Richmond campus rotunda.

Kwantlen students Crishna Delleva and Shirley Chan explore their career options in the Kwantlen Richmond campus rotunda.

Mike Babcock from the Canadian Navy, recruits Kwantlen students in the Conference Center at the Richmond campus

Mike Babcock from the Canadian Navy, recruits Kwantlen students in the Conference Center at the Richmond campus

Peter Chan looks into employment with the Canadian Security Intelligence Services. Chan graduated from Kwantlen five years ago and is now the owner of a small business.

Peter Chan looks into employment with the Canadian Security Intelligence Services. Chan graduated from Kwantlen five years ago and is now the owner of a small business.

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