Career fairs in Singapore 2025

For those on the job hunt, we get it – it’s hard. Whether you’re a fresh graduate, in the middle of a career switch, or returning back to work after being out of action for a while, the job search can be overwhelming and exhausting.

From training workshops to career advisors, these career fairs in Singapore in 2025 are a great place to start or to help you gain that extra insight and edge when applying to your next role.

1. SMRT Recruitment Fair

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If you’re interested in jumpstarting a career in transport, then you’ll want to check out the SMRT Recruitment Fair happening on 18th March 2025. Head on down in person and find out more about what SMRT has to offer. Available positions will include Station Managers, Train Captains, and Service Controllers.

These roles involve shift work, so if you’re up for a dynamic work environment, this could be a great fit. A Diploma or NITEC in an Engineering discipline or equivalent is required – be sure to double-check the requirements beforehand.

Date: 18th March 2025
Time: 10am-12.30pm & 1.30pm-4pm
Venue: Tampines West Community Club, Level 2, Multi-Purpose Hall, 5 Tampines Avenue 3, Singapore 529705
Contact: SMRT Recruitment Fair website

2. Career GRIT Virtual Career Fair

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Career GRIT is a career guidance initiative by Workforce Singapore with the purpose of making job-hunting less of a headache and more of a breeze.

Catering to those getting back into the workforce, fresh out of school, or making a mid-career switch, Career GRIT is holding ongoing virtual fairs from now till 23rd March 2025, from 7th to 27th April 2025, and from 14th April to 4th May 2025 respectively.

There are a variety of job listings available including those from Fullerton Hotels & Resorts, Singapore Children’s Society, and Exceltec Property Management Pte Ltd.

3. My Career Health Matters: SSG-WSG Jobs & Skills Roadshow

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The SSG-WSG Jobs & Skills Roadshow by My Career Health Matters is an initiative by SkillsFuture aimed at individual career evaluation through skills assessment and workshops. Expect to find on-site job interviews, career and skill development workshops, and one-to-one career and skills advisor sessions.

While there, you can sign up for training courses and network with on-site partners. Back-to-work individuals can also receive career support and counselling from attending staff. Hiring employers include Changi General Hospital, Courtyard By Marriott Singapore Novena, and NTUC First Campus, among others.

Dates: 20th-23rd March 2025
Time: 10.30am-8.30pm
Venue: Toa Payoh HDB Hub Atrium, Level 1, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, Singapore
Contact: SSG-WSG Jobs & Skills Roadshow website

4. Job Fair @ Toa Payoh HDB Hub

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Located centrally, the Job Fair at Toa Payoh HDB Hub will be playing host to several employers in the retail, hospitality, food and beverage, and other service-related industries. There will be a mixture of PMET and rank-and-file jobs. On-site virtual interviews conducted by hiring companies such as ActionCity Pte Ltd, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, and Ya Kun Cafe Pte Ltd will also be available for interested applicants.

Date: 21st March 2025
Time: 10.30am-6pm
Venue: Toa Payoh HDB Hub, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, Singapore
Contact: Job Fair @ Toa Payoh HDB Hub website

5. Careers Connect On-The-Go

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Careers Connect On-The-Go will be offering personalised one-on-one career coaching, job referral resources, and job interview opportunities. On-site advisors will be available to help curate and plan opportunities based on your profile and guide you through the event so you won’t feel lost in the crowd.

With customised advice and entry into complimentary seminars and workshops, you will be able to focus on what best suits your professional journey – minus the stress.

Dates: 25th-27th March 2025
Time: 9.30am-5pm
Venue: Suntec Convention Centre, Halls 403-406, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
Contact: Careers Connect On-The-Go website

6. South West Community Job Fair

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South West Community Job Fair is one of the largest career fairs on the island, with over 2,000 jobs available and on-site interviews. Find both PMET and non-PMET roles available across various industries with a variety of opportunities for jobseekers, including seniors and PWDs. Locals and jobseekers will also be able to receive assistance with resume refinement, job selection and application from staff on-site.

Dates: 3rd-4th April 2025
Time: 10am-4pm
Venue: Yuhua Community Club, 90 Boon Lay Way, Singapore 609958
Contact: South West Community Job Fair website

7. Keat Hong Community Job Fair 8

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The annual Keat Hong Community Job Fair returns this year with a wide range of jobs, training opportunities, and upskilling modules. West-dwellers, good news – head straight for walk-in interviews with employers across various sectors offering professional, managerial, executive or technical (PMET) and non-PMET jobs.

All are welcome, with plenty of opportunities for seniors, mid-career switchers, those seeking home-based jobs, and People With Disabilities (PWDs).

Dates: 23rd-24th May 2025
Time: 10am-4pm
Venue: Keat Hong Community Centre Auditorium & Foyer, 2 Choa Chu Kang Loop, #01-01, Singapore 689687
Contact: Keat Hong Community Job Fair 8 website

8. Inclusive Careers Fair 2025

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In collaboration with Pink Fest, Inclusive Careers Fair connects employers and diverse talent – because everyone deserves a fair shot at landing their dream job. The fair welcomes LGBTQ+ individuals, persons with disabilities, neurodivergent individuals, racial/ethnic minorities, women and other underrepresented groups in Singapore.

Other events on-site will include panel sessions with industry experts, career enhancement workshops, mentoring circles, as well as a professional photography studio for resume headshots.

Date: 21st June 2025
Time: 10am-5pm
Venue: WeWork, 21 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049320
Contact: Inclusive Careers Fair 2025 website

What to prepare when attending career fairs

1. 1. Do your homework: Check out which companies will be there and the roles they’re offering. Being prepared is important and having a clear idea of what to expect on the day itself will make the process less overwhelming. Prioritise visiting your identified booths first when you arrive as queues might build later on in the day.
   2. Dress the part: First impressions matter, so dress professionally and carry yourself with confidence. Employers want to see you in the role you are applying for – be honest, enthusiastic, and ready to sell your strengths.
   3. Bring the necessary documents: Have printed copies of your resume on hand and be prepared for impromptu interviews. Practise answering common questions to ensure you don’t get caught off guard. Think about your experience and what has the most relevance to the job you’re interested in. That can be a point to highlight to let the interviewer know you would be a great match for the role.
   4. Come with your own questions: Find out what it’s like to work at the company – what they look for in a candidate, career progression, and workplace culture. This will give you insight into whether your research thus far is useful and might help you decide whether the job is a right fit for you.
   5. Take notes: Keep track of important details like contact info, job scopes, and salary ranges. Not only does this help you compare options later, but it also demonstrates your enthusiasm about the opportunity. Plus, you won’t have to ask the same questions twice.
   6. Network: Attend any networking events, workshops, or talks, as this gives you the opportunity to mingle with industry players and possibly exchange contacts.

Find your next job at a career fair in Singapore in 2025

We might live in the digital age where applying online is the norm, but sometimes, nothing beats making a face-to-face connection. It might feel nerve-wracking to show up in person alone, but there will be plenty of resources and friendly staff on-site to guide you if you need a little help along the way.

Whether you’re going down to do a little research for yourself, looking to attend a workshop, or hoping to snag a new job, head on down to these upcoming career fairs and take the next step in your professional development.

For more career tips and advice, check out:

• Employee rights in Singapore
• What to do when you get fired from your job
• Deal breakers to avoid in resumes 

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