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Pop-Up Careers Fair connects industry with emerging leaders

Holland is home to some of the most advanced horti- and agri-food educational establishments anywhere in the world and at the APS, the industry will be provided with an opportunity to interact and engage with students and professors from the institutions that are expertly preparing the next generation of produce professionals.

For the first time at one of the shows, an area on the show floor will be provided for both Dutch and international students to take part in a Pop-Up Careers Fair and give attendees and exhibitors at the APS a one-off opportunity to meet a large and varied cohort of the young people it needs to fill widening skills gaps in the sector and drive this ever-changing industry forward.

For two hours (15.00 to 17.00) on the main show floor, HAS University will host a vibrant group of students, all of who have their eyes firmly fixed on a career within the produce industry, whether that be in Holland or overseas, working anywhere along the supply chain or as a buyer, and many more besides.

Far too many young people enter higher education with a view to working with fresh fruits and vegetables, but then leave as graduates with a different career path in mind. With a variety of skills sets embracing science and technology, languages, agronomy, marketing and all facets of modern-day commerce, the presence of these students at APS is an ideal chance to get to know the talent emerging from the education system – and make sure that they think of a career in produce first.

Attend the APS- Build Links with the produce leaders of tomorrow
There is no need to register separately for this, simply attend the APS on November 3, 2016 at the Westergasfabriek and take advantage of this great initiative on the show floor and meet lots of students who all want to meet you and discuss what your company has to offer them.

The educational establishments represented will be:
Aeres UAS – (CAH Dronten, Holland)
Cornell University (USA)
HAS University (Holland)
Hotelschool, The Hague (Holland)
Hogeschool van Hall Larenstein (HvHL – Holland)
Wageningen University (Holland)

Register now
There is still time to book your ticket and attend the APS. Click here to register. Retail, wholesale and foodservice buyers qualify for free entry. For more information, email joinus@amsterdamproduceshow.com
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