BRIEF: Metro Technology Centers will host career fair in Oklahoma City
| By The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
More than 60 employers are expected to be in attendance, and the career fair is open to the public.
Tinker Air Force Base,
"Each year, we provide a central location for employers to meet students completing Metro Tech programs, as well as job seekers from the community," Walker said.
Metro Tech staff will be available to answer questions about career and technology training programs.
If you are an employer looking for quality employees, you can still register for a booth online at www.metrotech.edu.
For more information, contact Walker at 595-4804 or [email protected].
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