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More jobs for educated young people
Belgrade,
17 April 2004
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus visited today the 10th Career Days job fair, organised by AIESECstudent organisation in cooperation with the national employment service and the Belgrade Faculty of Economics. He voiced hope that this kind of manifestations will bring more jobs for educated young people.
In an address to undergraduates, graduates and postgraduates from 16 faculties of the Belgrade university, Labus supported this kind of employment and added that such manifestations are an important element in the country's efforts to prevent brain drain.
The Serbian Deputy Prime Minister said that it is important to create a database on the number of students who will find jobs with the help of this fair, as well as on the faculties whose students were the most successful in the search of employment, in order to obtain feedback on the quality of the education system. 1
Labus said that it is necessary to establish positive competition between the faculties which would bring about reorganisation and modernisation of curricula, and adjustment to market requirements.
This manifestation also encourages implementation of the active employment policy, which is one of the Serbian government's goals.
The Career Days job fair is a project which aims to offer quality personnel to interested companies and reduce unemployment among young people. The companies have the opportunity to make a direct contact with undergraduates, graduates and postgraduates and offer them a job or make a database on interested candidates. Through on-the-spot polls and interviews students become job candidates in the companies they themselves chose and thus make the first step towards employment.
The Serbian Deputy Prime Minister said that it is important to create a database on the number of students who will find jobs with the help of this fair, as well as on the faculties whose students were the most successful in the search of employment, in order to obtain feedback on the quality of the education system. 1
Labus said that it is necessary to establish positive competition between the faculties which would bring about reorganisation and modernisation of curricula, and adjustment to market requirements.
This manifestation also encourages implementation of the active employment policy, which is one of the Serbian government's goals.
The Career Days job fair is a project which aims to offer quality personnel to interested companies and reduce unemployment among young people. The companies have the opportunity to make a direct contact with undergraduates, graduates and postgraduates and offer them a job or make a database on interested candidates. Through on-the-spot polls and interviews students become job candidates in the companies they themselves chose and thus make the first step towards employment.
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