In an era where career advancement and professional growth are pivotal, the Office of the Provincial Public Employment Service Manager (OPPESM) in partnership with Cavite Provincial Sangguniang Kabataan Federation spearheaded the Cavite Career Caravan on March 8, 2024 at GMA Sports Complex in Gen. Mariano Alvarez. The initiative showcased a remarkable platform for talent acquisition and career development.
With more than 50 participating companies spanning various industries, the Cavite Career Caravan served as a convergence point where job seekers could explore diverse career pathways and interact directly with potential employers. From multinational corporations to local enterprises, the event offered a broad spectrum of employment opportunities, catering to individuals with varied skill sets and aspirations.
Out of 171 eager applicants, an impressive 66 individuals were hired on the spot. This turnout highlights the tangible impact they have on bridging the gap between job seekers and employers.
Moreover, the presence of representatives from government agencies like SSS, Pag-ibig, PSA, BIR, TESDA, OWWA, NBI and PhilHealth added another layer of value to the event. These stakeholders not only provided valuable insights into career pathways and skills development but also underscored the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors in driving sustainable economic growth.
The event not only attracted job seekers and employers but also garnered significant support from key leaders and stakeholders. Among those present were Board Member Chelsea Jillian Sarno, SK Federation President, Provincial Director Marivic Martinez of DOLE 4A, and GMA Mayor Maricel E. Torres, who expressed their support and highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships in addressing employment challenges and fostering economic growth.
Furthermore, the event underscored the province’s commitment to supporting its workforce and fostering a conducive environment for economic prosperity. By proactively engaging with both employers and job seekers, initiatives like these contribute to reducing unemployment rates, boosting productivity, and driving overall socio-economic development.
Executive Order No. 19 Series of 2024