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Kilkenny County Council has announced the return of #careerskilkenny for 2024.
The 2024 event will take place on Saturday February 3 from 10am to 2pm in St. Canice’s Cathedral, Kilkenny.
Careers Kilkenny aims to showcase the volume and variety of high-quality jobs on offer in Kilkenny City and County both now and in the future, and highlight the advantages that Kilkenny offers as a location to live and work.
The event will offer attendees a chance to engage directly with representatives from top companies in Kilkenny who will be on hand to answer queries about the roles and opportunities on offer.
Local Enterprise Office mentors will also be in attendance to provide useful tips on creating an effective CV, preparing for interviews and progressing your career.
If you are considering a change of career or job, consider what Kilkenny has to offer in terms of high-quality jobs and lifestyle.
Further event details and participating companies to be announced in the coming weeks online.
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