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Empowering young people to make informed career choices
Malawi
Career exposure in action

Career Guidance Fairs

OCG brings learners, professionals, educational institutions and employers together so young people can explore careers, ask questions and access guidance resources in one place.

4 Fairs conducted
3,000+ Students attended
1,000+ Career guides distributed
Documented fair history

Fair highlights

Each fair creates a practical space for career conversations, information sharing, role modelling and direct interaction with learners.

2018
OCG Career Guidance Fair

4th Career Guidance Fair - 2018

Theme Career Guidance and Counselling; a missing piece in our Education system
Date25 May 2018
VenueMasintha Ground, Kawale

The fourth documented fair brought students, professionals, institutions and career guidance resources together in a practical one-stop environment.

Highlights

  • 1,000+ career guides distributed
  • Computer-based assessments available
  • Career counsellors on site
  • Career information booths
  • Professional networking
  • Educational exhibits
2016
OCG Career Guidance Fair

2nd Career Guidance Fair - 2016

Theme Career misconception; a barrier to a brighter future for many youth in Malawi
Date21 May 2016
VenueMusic Crossroads Malawi, Area 23

The second documented career fair continued OCG’s public career-guidance outreach, using motivational and creative activities to challenge career misconceptions.

Highlights

  • Drama
  • Motivation talks
  • Poems
  • Music
  • Dances and other youth activities
2015
OCG Career Guidance Fair

1st Career Guidance Fair - 2015

Theme Career decision, a crisis among the youth
Date16 May 2015
VenueMusic Crossroads Malawi, Area 23

The first documented OCG Career Guidance Fair brought learners together for career information, motivational talks and youth-focused activities.

Highlights

  • Drama
  • Motivation talks
  • Poems
  • Music
  • Dances and other youth activities
What learners can expect

A practical career-information environment.

Career fairs create space for learners to ask questions, compare pathways and interact directly with institutions and professionals.

Career information booths
Professional networking
Educational exhibits
Computer-based assessments
Career counsellors on site

Bring career guidance closer to learners.

Schools, institutions and organisations can work with OCG on career fairs, talks and role-modelling activities.

Work with OCG