Mercer County College to Host Virtual Job Fair

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Mercer County Community College’s James Kerney Campus is hosting its first virtual employment training fair via the Zoom conference platform on Wednesday, July 1, from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Registration is required for the free event. Visit

www.mccc.edu/tcref

or email

cet@mccc.edu

.

The Trenton Community Resources for Employment Fair will provide learning sessions and subsequent employment opportunities for individuals seeking preferential consideration for upcoming open positions from local employers in the Trenton area. Anyone seeking full- or part-time employment is encouraged to attend.

“We are very excited at JKC because despite the COVID environment there are many employers who are actively hiring right now,” said Tonia Perry-Conley, JKC campus dean. “We want to provide learning opportunities to the Trenton community to hone the skills necessary to compete successfully in today’s job market. Anyone interested can enroll and then participate in the event virtually from home.”

Job seekers can choose from about a dozen sessions that are designed to enhance employment acquisition skills. Some of the topics to be covered include how to: interview in a virtual world and write a resume, enhance communication and teamwork skills, land a government position or a job in the gig economy, among others.

There will also be opportunities to take advantage of free services such as job search assistance and training for in-demand industries. Access to complimentary vouchers for professional attire for both men and women will also be provided.

The employment services fair is the first of a two-part series. The July 1 event will prep potential employees. The second event will bring attendees of the training fair together with employers.

“It’s important for those interested in attending to register now so that they will have an opportunity to meet face-to-face with potential employers during the next session,” Perry-Conley said.

Participating sponsors include Eckerd Connects Professional Development, ResCare Workforce Services, Dress for Success Central New Jersey, The Father Center, Mercer County One-Stop Career Center, Greater Mercer TMA, and Princeton Air.

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US1 | Issue 9/9/2026

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