An Event That Could Change Your Life

An Event That Could Change Your Life

I would like to invite you to Visit. As a professional working in the Oracle field Visit (Vacancies in Systems and Information Technology) is a great opportunity for you. It is an exhibition where the best companies meet the best people face to face, with a view to encouraging you to join them. Since Visit opened in 1994, over 1,000 people have moved to new jobs at the event.

Companies Attending Include:
EC Soft, Admiral, Sema Group, Cap Gemini, BACS, Synamic, Nokia, Crew, Friends Provident, Microsoft, Fulcrum, Abbey national, Cedar Group, PMS Creative, Sainsburys, Royal Bank of Scotland, ICL, Sequent, CSC

Why Should You Attend
Quite simply this is your chance to take control of your career. You get to speak face to face with the people you could be working with, and you choose who you will speak to and when. You can find out for yourself whether these companies have something to offer you.

Jobs On Offer
The huge number of vacancies at Visit means there will almost certainly be a job you will be interested in no matter what your skills and experience. Virtually every job at every level in Systems, IT and Networking is on offer. These are located throughout the UK and across Europe and the world. There are over 1,000 jobs on offer in total.

How To Get There
By rail, take the underground from main London terminus to Piccadilly Circus. The Café Royal is 50 yards away in Regent Street. By car follows signs to London, then West End, then Piccadilly Circus. There is NCP parking in Denman Street.

What To Bring
If possible, bring copies of your CV, be dressed as if attending an interview, and be ready to explain what your main skills and strengths are, and also to discuss what is important to you in changing jobs.

The exhibition is open between 12 and 8pm on Monday 16th and Wednesday 17th November. You do not need to attend on both days.

If you have any further queries, please contact Kelly Baker, event co-ordinator, on 0171 413 4079. Received on Wed Oct 28 1998 - 00:00:00 CET