Job Scene and London Jobs & Training at Olympia on 23 & 24 January 2005

Job Scene run by TJW Exhibitions Ltd and London Jobs & Training by Recruitment Exhibitions are successful events in their own right but the new format should give employers, training and education providers greater access to the cream of the crop in a very buoyant market.

I am delighted that we have joined forces with TJW Exhibitions to run a combined event in 2005, bringing Job Scene and London Jobs and Training under one roof will ensure more visitors and exhibitors making the new event an even better experience for anyone involved! said Simon Bennie for Recruitment Exhibitions.

This opinion is echoed by TJW Exhibitions Ltd Managing Director, Andrew Coates: The recruitment market is constantly changing and our events must evolve to keep one step ahead and provide a win-win situation for both exhibitors and visitors.

Companies who previously used both events can now streamline their costs and their efforts, while meeting an extended audience. Organisations with a limited budget no longer have to choose between the two.

They gain the best of both worlds in a unique show which provides access to an incredible recruitment market where they can expect to meet up to 15,000 visitors over the two days.

They will have an exceptional opportunity to meet career changers, the unemployed, people returning to work or seeking to retrain and improve their skills, future school and college leavers, families, undergraduates, graduates and professionals.

Exhibitors will benefit from the knowledge and specific expertise of two teams with extensive experience in promoting, organising events and an exceptional reputation for customer service.

The first major recruitment event of the year, it will give exhibitors the chance to meet motivated people who take their career seriously and find out more about them than a faceless CV can tell.

Exhibitions are the most direct form of marketing there is and with an extensive promotion portfolio and association with the Capitalís leading recruitment paper, The Evening Standard, companies get value for money as strong candidates are brought to them.

Job Scene And London Jobs & Training is also an ideal opportunity for companies to raise their profile, see best recruitment practice in action, assess competitor activity and beat the competition to the best candidates during the busiest recruitment period of the year.

With free advice clinics, seminars and individual show features, exhibitors can get really involved and gain more PR through sponsorship possibilities.

To ensure exhibitors gain access to a truly diverse market, community groups are targeted and a group travel bursary is available to enable that everyone who wants to attend.

To reserve a stand or discuss Job Scene and London Jobs & Training further call 01442 200120 or e-mail andrew@