DC Mayor’s Office to Hold Diversity Job Fair
DC Mayor’s
Office to Hold Diversity Job Fair
(Washington, DC) The Mayor's Office
on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs (OAPIA) and the DC Office of Personnel
(DCOP), in collaboration with Asian
Fortune, JoongangUSA, KoreaTimes, Manila Mail, Pho Nho Weekly Newspaper, Vietnamese American Television and the District of Columbia Washington
Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is hosting a DiverseCITY Job Fair: Promoting Career Opportunities
For Asians And Pacific Islanders on Friday, September 8, 2006, to
bring together bilingual job seekers and those with Limited English Proficiency
with public and private sector employers.
The DiverseCITY Job Fair is part of OAPIA's continued efforts to ensure service delivery for
Limited English Proficiency residents in the District and qualified bilingual
professionals. This DiverseCITY Job Fair is expected to attract
more than 100 agencies from the District of Columbia and federal government, nonprofit organizations and
for profit companies. Last year, the job fair attracted more than 350
Asian bilingual job seekers from different parts of the metropolitan DC
region. For this year's attendance, over 500 job seekers are expected to
attend the event, seeking employment in the service industry, technical, and
professional sectors.
The
DiverseCITY Job Fair will be held at the National Building Museum
located at 401 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001 (By
Metro: Red Line, Judiciary Square Station, National Building Museum Exit), on Friday,
September 8, 2006 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It is expected that the
event will be the largest job fair for attracting Asian and Pacific Islander
job seekers in the metropolitan DC region.
Volunteers
with Asian language skills are encouraged to register to provide language help,
but such language skills are not necessary to help with other tasks.
Volunteers will be provided lunch and may receive school credit for
volunteering. Interested volunteers can register by contacting Ngoc Trinh
at (202) 727-3120, ngoc.trinh@dc.gov or visiting www.apia.dc.gov.
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