The Business, Legal, and Education areas bring together companies, institutions, and experts to introduce students to their main career opportunities.
Universidad Europea de Valencia has held a new edition of its Job Days in the Social Sciences area, three meetings designed to bring Business, Law, and Education students closer to the main professional opportunities in each sector. Through face-to-face and virtual sessions, participants were able to learn first-hand about labor market trends, the most sought-after profiles, and keys to guiding their professional development.
The Job Day for the Education area was held online with a program focused on offering a broad and up-to-date overview of the many career opportunities in the field of education.
The day began with a presentation by Juan Carlos Castelló Meliá, from the Official Association of Doctors and Graduates in Arts and Sciences of Valencia and Castellón (CDLVC), who discussed emerging opportunities in the field of education and the importance of developing skills adapted to the new challenges facing the sector. Next, Irene Boix, from the ANPE union, offered a key session for students interested in working in public schools. During her presentation, she explained how to access the job banks of the Regional Ministry of Education, as well as the ways to obtain a position as a civil servant teacher in secondary and high schools.
The day continued with Silvia Peris and Elisa Marín, from Colegios Siglo XXI, who addressed the topic “Being a teacher today: how to build a professional career,” providing practical guidance on teacher development in the current context.
Finally, Reyes Bautista, from Ediciones Aljibe, gave a talk entitled “The publishing sector and attention to diversity,” in which she introduced students to the professional opportunities offered by the specialized publishing field.
The Legal Job Day brought together professional associations, law firms, and companies from the legal sector at Campus Turia, offering students a broad perspective on professional practice.
Among the participating entities were PwC, the Notarial Association of Valencia, Tax Advisors of the Valencian Community, ICAV-Official Bar Association of Valencia, Property Registrars, Domingo Monforte Abogados, Uria Menéndez, Broseta, and the Official Association of Private Detectives of the Valencian Community.
During the event, students were able to talk to working professionals, learn about the profiles sought by law firms and public entities, and find out about internships, access programs, and real-life experiences in the legal field.
The Business Job Day brought together leading companies with the aim of identifying and connecting with talented students from Universidad Europea de Valencia.
Participating companies included PwC, Caixabank, Clece, SanLucar Fruit, Apex Group, Bauhaus, Xtra-Auto, Mapfre, Datisa S.L., and Asesores Fiscales CV, among others.
During the event, students were able to learn first-hand about career opportunities, establish direct contact with recruitment managers, and explore various paths for their future careers in sectors such as finance, technology, sales, insurance, and consulting.
The Social Sciences Job Days reinforce Universidad Europea de Valencia commitment to employability, links with the business community, and the training of professionals capable of responding to the challenges of today's world.