Today Sumgayit State University hosted the event "The first step to a career ", in order to integrate students and graduates to the labor market. With the assistance of the State Employment Service of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection six public and 25 private companies offered 216 vacancies.
The press service of the Ministry told Turan that every year as a result of active employment measures 600-700 young professionals are employed. Deputy Minister Natig Mammadov said at the event that one of the important conditions for career development of young people is the ability to present to the public their knowledge and skills.
Activities "The first step to a career" has been held since 2007 in the universities of the capital and in the regions. All in all these events were attended by about 2,200 companies with about 15 thousand vacant places. Suitable jobs were found by more than 2,000 graduate and undergraduate students. 08D
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