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CTEX- Cape’s Biggest Career Expo celebrates 6th Edition

27 March 2016 By admin

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2016 sees the 6th edition of the Annual Career and Training Expo (CTEX).

The Expo consistently attracts between 4- 5000 young people and career seekers, who descend on the expo, which is held over two days.
The CTEX Expo positioned itself as the largest Career Expo in the Western Cape.
The expo will take place on 20 & 21 July 2016 at The Look-Out, V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. The Expo brings together learners in grade 9-12, college and university students and career seekers.
The Expo is a free to attend event for learners, teachers, parents and the broader general public.
Attendees at the expo are provided with career guidance, skill development information, available study options, information on bursaries, Learnerships and employment opportunities in a variety of Sectors.
Prospective and Interested Exhibitors can apply for a stand via the website www.ctex.co.za or E-mail: info@ctex.co.za

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