Job Fair Toronto

Job Fair Toronto is back this fall, bringing together job seekers, hiring managers, recruiters, career educators, and training providers for a full day of employment and career opportunities in the heart of Toronto. Taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, this in-person career fair gives you the opportunity to meet employers face-to-face, explore current job openings, apply directly to recruiting organizations, and discover education and training programs that can help you reach your career goals.

Whether you are searching for your first job, considering a career change, looking to upgrade your skills, or exploring new industries, the Toronto Career Fair and Training Expo provides a convenient place to make connections and learn about your options. Come prepared to meet hiring managers, ask questions, explore career paths, and take the next step toward your future.

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Why Attend Job Fair Toronto?

If you’re looking for work or planning your next career move, Job Fair Toronto 2026 gives you direct access to employers, recruiters, colleges, universities, and employment organizations.

Toronto’s diverse economy offers opportunities across technology, manufacturing, public service, skilled trades, education, healthcare, business, and many other sectors. The career fair allows you to explore these possibilities in person while learning what employers are looking for.

What You Can Expect

Meet Hiring Managers: Connect directly with employers and recruiters who are looking for qualified candidates.

Explore Career Opportunities: Learn about current and upcoming positions across a range of industries and discover roles that match your skills and interests.

Apply for Jobs: Bring copies of your resume and be prepared to speak with employers about your experience and qualifications.

Discover Training Programs: Meet colleges, universities, and career-training providers offering programs, diplomas, certifications, and skills development opportunities.

Build Your Network: Make professional connections with employers, educators, recruiters, and other career-minded attendees.

Access Employment Services: Discover organizations that can provide job-search support, skills training, career guidance, and other employment resources.

Free Admission: Reserve your ticket in advance and attend the event at no cost.

Event Sponsors

Employment News

Employment News has been connecting employers and job seekers since 1988. Explore current job listings, job alerts, and employment resources to support your career search.

Can’t Attend?

If you can’t make it to the Toronto event, you can still explore employment opportunities online through the Employment News Job Board.

Exhibitor Information

The September 29 Job Fair Toronto will feature employers, recruiters, colleges, universities, government organizations, training providers, and employment-service organizations.

Onyx-Fire Protection Services Inc.

Onyx-Fire provides fire protection solutions focused on safety, quality, and reliable service. Its team works to protect properties, people, and communities through fire prevention and protection services.

The Career Foundation

The Career Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that has connected job seekers with employment opportunities since 1988. It provides job-search assistance, skills training, employment resources, and support for people facing barriers to employment.

Oxford College

Oxford College provides career-focused education and training through industry-relevant programs designed to help students develop practical skills and pursue their professional goals.

Anderson College

Anderson College is one of Canada’s long-established career colleges, offering career-focused education and hands-on training at locations across Ontario. Its programs are designed to help students build practical skills and prepare for employment.

Polytechnique Montréal

Polytechnique Montréal is a leading Canadian engineering school offering undergraduate and graduate programs and research opportunities across a broad range of engineering disciplines, including aerospace, biomedical, civil, electrical, mechanical, software, and more.

Celestica

Celestica is a global technology company providing design, engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and platform solutions. The company works across high-growth technology markets and supports customers with advanced manufacturing and technology solutions.

Ontario Ministry of Transportation

The Ontario Ministry of Transportation offers career opportunities for people interested in road safety, public service, and commercial vehicle compliance. Transportation enforcement officers work on the front line to help promote safety across Ontario’s transportation system.

Institute of Technical Trades

The Institute of Technical Trades specializes in professional welding training and certification. With a history of training welders dating back to 1968, ITT provides hands-on programs designed to help students develop practical welding skills and prepare for industry certifications.

Kativik Regional Government

The Kativik Regional Government is a public organization established under the James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement. It provides services across northern Québec in areas including transportation, employment, labour training, economic development, environmental management, municipal affairs, and other public services.

Attendee Checklist

A little preparation can help you get more out of your Job Fair Toronto experience. Come ready to meet employers, ask questions, and make meaningful professional connections.

Before the Event

• Register for the event and reserve your ticket.
• Update your resume and bring several printed copies.
• Tailor your resume to the industries and positions you’re interested in.
• Research participating employers and training providers.
• Plan your route to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
• Choose professional or business-casual attire.
• Prepare a short introduction that explains your experience, skills, and career goals.

During the Fair

• Introduce yourself to employers and recruiters.
• Ask about current and upcoming job opportunities.
• Find out what qualifications employers are seeking.
• Explore college, university, diploma, and certification programs.
• Ask employment-service organizations about available support.
• Take notes about positions, application instructions, and contacts.
• Keep your resume ready to share with employers.

After the Fair

• Follow up with recruiters and employers you connected with.
• Apply promptly to positions that match your skills and interests.
• Connect professionally with contacts you made at the event.
• Research training programs that caught your attention.
• Continue checking the Job Fair Tracker for upcoming career fairs across Canada.

Discover Your Next Opportunity in Toronto

Job Fair Toronto is more than a place to hand out resumes. It’s an opportunity to meet employers, discover new career paths, explore education and training programs, and build professional connections. Whether you’re entering the workforce, searching for a new position, considering a career change, or looking to upgrade your credentials, the Toronto Career Fair and Training Expo can help you take the next step.

Join us Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Also, be sure to check our Job Fair Tracker for upcoming employment and career events across Canada. Stay informed about opportunities to connect with employers, explore training programs, and advance your career.