Education and career fair

The Ministry of Education and Culture, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry , the Employers and Industrialists Federation and the European Office of Cyprus are organising for the first time this year, the International Education Fair Cyprus ‘Education and Career 2015’ (EDUFAIR 2015).

The exhibition will replace what used to be the Education Fair organised by the ministry and the State Fair Authority, which has been shut down.
The exhibition will be held at the premises of the International Fair, Pavilion 6, from March 13 to 15.

It aims to provide prospective students all they need to make an informed decision about where and what to study in Cyprus.

Education Minister Costas Kadis, announcing the fair yesterday, said another objective was to help promote Cyprus as a regional centre of education and research, attracting foreign academics and students.

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