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Virtual job fair links Vietnamese with Japanese employers

A virtual job fair was held on March 27 with a view to connecting Vietnamese job seekers in Japan with local employers.
Tokyo (VNA) – A virtual job fair was held on March27 with a view to connecting Vietnamese job seekers in Japan with local employers.

The event, organised by the Vietnamese Youth and StudentAssociation in Japan (VYSA), brought together representatives of Japanesecompanies, Vietnamese students who have graduated or are scheduled to graduatein 2021, as well as those looking for new jobs.

Via the Zoom platform, young Vietnamese people talked toJapanese businesses looking to recruit new employees and listened to other participantssharing their experience.

This job fair is the largest of its kind held free of chargefor Vietnamese people by the VYSA.

Amid growing difficulties in the labour market in Japan due to theCOVID-19 pandemic, the VYSA hoped this annual event would help make iteasier for young Vietnamese to find employment here./.
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