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Tuesday, March 20, 2001, updated at 11:00(GMT+8)
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MOE Holds Online Recruitment

The Ministry of Education (MOE) held a nationwide job fair via the internet for college graduates on March 18.

It is reported that more than 20 work units attended the said recruitment, with over 6,000 job vacancies open to graduates. The MOE has informed universities of this recruitment in advance. So the students from across China freely exchanged with the units over the Internet March 18.

In addition, statistics from concerned departments and regional job fairs show that graduates majoring in computer, microelectronics, and telecommunication sciences are in short supply. Generally, graduates from such majors as electronic information and network technology will continue to be in great demands in China in the next decade.



By PD Online staff member Huang Ying



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The Ministry of Education (MOE) held a nationwide job fair via the internet for college graduates on March 18.

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