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Start your career with EGLO!

25. April 2016 ·
Victoria Künig

The Career & Competence – the biggest fair about career and jobs in the west of Austria, take place in the Congress Innsbruck (Tyrol) on Wednesday the 27th of April 2016 and will inform about job, traineeship and career.

About 45 employers provide information to students, graduates as well as young professionals about current job vacancies and their company in general.

EGLO is already a fix part of this career fair and is again scouting for engaged personalities for supporting our team.

Victoria Künig

Content & Publishing Management 2015-17

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