Careers conference report

Collegue Principal: I do not understand what you want to say here; this makes no sense to me. Perhaps just, “College Careers Day” or “Conference.” Also called “Job Fair.”

The 2013 Careers Conference was held celebrated at the Vancouver Hall last weekend. The schedule was from 9am to 6pm timetable were every day from Friday to Sunday.,
from 9am to 6pm. We estimated it think the times were appropiate.

The place was very good. , the Vancouver Hall is great. , It is spacious spaciously and cozy for a conference conferences. Also the conference schedule of the conference
was appropiate, nine hours each day. The collegue students gathered a lot of good information about their professional careers.

Many companies had representatives there talking about a variety of careers and jobs.

There were a A lot of companies and advidsors were at the Conference, talking about very different

A lot of companies and advidsors at the Conference, conference were talking about many very different careers and jobs, but some students complained complains about there were not too much   enough people to answer different questions. Sometimes people had some questions and nobody 

 could answer answered them, relative to some specific jobs, actually. Maybe next year years it would could be interesting have representatives from other disciplines bring to the conference more
experts of some branches, like laws law, economics economy or bussiness management, for example. In spite of that the conference was very
interesting for the students, knowing more about the main companies and possibilities of the job market.

We could tell that the conference was more very interesting for science students rather than language or history students. Most companies
focussed on science careers, and there were only a few of them talking about history or literature careers. In our collegue there are
around 2000 students, and only a half (of them) study science careers. It´s also necessary m More information and career possibilities are necessary for the other half.