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The UCAM celebrates the IV Employment Forum, organized by the Department of Education Guidance and Information (SOIL), aims to bring students to work.

To do this, this morning, several labor experts have discussed the various career options and employability, among other issues.

Also during this time, students may contact multiple companies in the region whose stand is located in the patio of Las Pergolas campus of Los Jeronimos.

In the inaugural board of the Forum has involved the Vice Chancellor for Academic Planning at the UCAM, Joaquin Guerrero, next to the speakers.

Regional Service Technician Employment and Training, Iñigo Magdalena, has analyzed the evolution of employment, employability and the most significant.

According to the study above, the construction sector is the most increase in unemployment has been in the past two years, followed by the sector of wholesale trade, inland transport, and hospitality.

For its part, the Director of Training of the Adecco Group in Murcia, Alicante and Albacete, M ª Angeles Strang, has detailed that companies look at young graduates "not only academic but also personal development companies highly value the decision- decisions, namely to prioritize, and values such as humility and optimism. "

The Assistant Manager of the Adecco Group Selection, Virginia Channels, said that "now more than ever the job search has become a competition against the same, so training is essential."

During his speech, Carlos Carmona, the Young Entrepreneurs Association (AJE) Region Murcia, explains how to create your own business and personal qualities required, including perseverance, confidence and momentum .

The president of the Regional Federation of Employers of Hospitality and Tourism, Soledad Diaz, has stressed that "to find work knowledge of languages is essential in this world of globalization."

On the other hand, the president of the Association of Hoteliers in the region of Murcia, Jesus Francisco Pacheco, said that with regard to the profession of Tourism is vital "a great capacity for social skills."

Source: UCAM