Attending a career fair can help you connect with potential employers and learn more about job openings available in your area. Attend one of these career fairs scheduled for September.
Attend a job fair in September to see what employers have to offer and are looking for as they seek to hire new employees.
Career fairs are an excellent way to start or advance your job search. They give you the chance to meet potential employers and learn about different job opportunities. The career fairs listed in this post are just a few of the offerings in September. Visit the organizers' websites for a full list of career fairs to see if there's one near you.
If you're aware of an upcoming job fair that our readers would find helpful, email us at socialmedia@choosework.ssa.gov with the event name, dates and official website.
City Career Fair's Diversity Employment Day (DED) career fairs provide the chance for local and national employers to meet and interview qualified candidates from diverse communities.
Before You AttendOnce you're registered for a career fair, you can use our tips to help you prepare for a career fair, whether it's in person or online: |
Choice Career Fairs organizes job and career fairs throughout the United States.
Visit their site and select "Career Fairs" at the top to view the full calendar.
Coast to Coast Career Fairs holds numerous in-person career fairs across the country each month. To find a full list of career fairs by region, check out their calendar.
Diversity Career group focuses their career and job fairs on connecting employers and jobseekers through sit-down conversations and first-round job interviews.
To find the full list of their events, visit the website and select "Career Fairs" at the top of the page.
RecruitMilitary seeks to tap into the extensive talent pool that veterans represent for employers.
National Career Fair holds free career fairs in over 130 cities each year. Check out their Career Fair Calendar for a full list of events
Social Security's Ticket to Work (Ticket) program supports career development for people ages 18 through 64 who receive Social Security disability benefits (SSI or SSDI) and want to work. The Ticket program is free and voluntary. It helps people with disabilities move toward financial independence and connects them with the services and support they need to succeed in the workforce.
To learn more about the Ticket program, call the Ticket to Work Help Line at 866-968-7842 or 866-833-2967 (TTY) Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET. Ask a representative to send you a list of service providers or find providers on your own with the Ticket program Find Help tool.
Opt in to receive information about the Ticket Program via text. Text the word "TICKET" to 1-571-489-5292
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