Career Development Center

Address: 03057, m. Kyiv, ave. Victory, 37, building №1, k. 299

tel .: 204-85-93

Contact email for posting job: rabota.kpi [at] gmail.com

The center works: Every day (except Saturday and Sunday) from 10-00 to 13-00, 14-00 to 17-00

http://rabota.kpi.ua

The Department has open days for employers and department participates in fairs of professions that are held at the university.

03057, m. Kyiv, ave. Victory, 37, building №1, k. 299

tel .: 204-85-93

Contact email for posting job: rabota.kpi [at] gmail.com

The center works: Every day (except Saturday and Sunday) from 10-00 to 13-00, 14-00 to 17-00

The main task of the Center for Career Development University which started in 2001, is to provide the public thousands of students and graduates of various aid for temporary, seasonal and full employment. Center staff engaged in establishing contacts with potential employers to form an array of temporary and permanent jobs, jobs for the passing of undergraduate and practices; trainings, presentations, seminars and consultations on career exhibition activities; interregional and international cooperation.

Center KPI represents them. Igor Sikorsky in various specialized events, including exhibitions, fairs, etc. professions.

The traditional center was holding bi-annual Job Fair "Working for You", which participated in the work are well-known domestic and foreign enterprises and organizations interested in employment prospective students and young professionals. During the fair students and graduates have the opportunity to familiarize with the activities of companies, find out about available jobs, get information about open applications for employment, training, practical training.

Fair trades KPI

8 November in NTU "KPI" has been a traditional fair trades "KPI invites cooperation." This fair is a unique platform that allows you to meet employers who are interested in qualified specialists and representatives of faculties and institutes KPI that train such workers. Meet and discuss issues equally important for enterprises that require new staff and for the university that prepares them. And, of course, for today's students become tomorrow to work independently. So fair participants talked about the requirements for future professionals, conditions of employment, prospects of the companies they represent, especially university studies - in short, everything that excites tomorrow's young professionals and their future leaders.