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Hundreds of opportunities up for grabs as North Tyneside jobs fair returns this month
Jobseekers can find out about over hundreds of employment opportunities at an annual jobs fair in North Tyneside.
Sponsored by Utilitywise, this year’s Cobalt Jobs Fair takes place on Thursday 21 September and will showcase the various opportunities available at the park.
Cobalt Park features major employers such as Accenture, Santander Geoban, EE, Leeds Building Society, P&G, Newcastle Building Society, Engie, NHS, Perfect Image, DXC Technology, DWP and Northumbria Police.
Information and recruitment for a range of vacancies within IT, finance, sales, customer service and public sector will be available. There will be entry-level roles and senior positions on offer, as well as apprenticeship, graduate and training opportunities.
Social workers from North Tyneside Council’s children and adult social care teams will also have a stall at the jobs fair.
Last year’s jobs fair attracted over 1,600 people who travelled from all over the region to attend.
Elected Mayor Norma Redfearn said: “We have such a thriving jobs economy here in North Tyneside and it’s great to see people come from all over the North East to see the variety of jobs we have on offer in our borough.
“The Cobalt Jobs Fair is a fantastic opportunity for some of the borough’s biggest employers to showcase the opportunities available and I’d encourage any jobseekers to come along and see what’s on offer.”
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