ESEG received over 2,500 people during the Chinese Companies Recruitment Fair.

A ESEG College, part of the Etapa Group, was the stage, in May 31, from the 7th edition of the Chinese Companies Recruitment Fair in Brazil. With free admission and open to the public, the event brought together 32 Chinese companies operating in Brazil, offering more than 400 job openings in areas such as technology, energy, telecommunications, e-commerce, logistics, and education.

Promoted by IEST Group, Organized by the Confucius Institute at Unesp and the Brazilian Association of Chinese Companies (ABEC), with support from the Consulate General of China in São Paulo, the fair aimed to... Connecting Brazilian talent to expanding opportunities. offered by major Chinese multinational companies, such as Huawei, ZTE, China Mobile, XCMG, SPIC, Realme, among others.

To Vitor Passoni, Vice President of ESEG College, This type of event fosters closer ties between students and the international job market, enabling a greater understanding of Chinese culture and thus opening up new professional opportunities.

The fair also featured lectures and discussions about... leadership, career and skills One of the most in-demand topics in the global market was the lecture “Awakening Proactivity: practical steps to transform your career and take control of your future,” led by ESEG professor Edgard Rodrigues. “The event was an excellent opportunity to bring together local talent and expanding Chinese companies. And, through the lecture, participants were able to better understand the most sought-after skills in the market and the importance of taking ownership of their professional path,” the professor highlighted.

For Matheus Santos, a student in the Business Administration course at ESEG, the The experience was revealing.. "I was very happy to have this opportunity for direct access to various job openings. I am very proud to be part of a college that offers us so many possibilities in the job market," she stated.

In addition to students and the community, the event was attended by authorities such as Zhang Guanghua, president of the Brazilian Association of Chinese Companies (ABEC) and the Bank of China (Brazil), who defined the fair as "a exchange of experiences between Brazil and China, "where companies and candidates meet to build opportunities of mutual value.".

Luis Antônio Paulino, director of the Confucius Institute at Unesp, celebrated the record number of participating companies and reinforced the importance of cooperation between the two countries In light of current challenges, Yu Peng, the Chinese consul-general in São Paulo, highlighted the recently signed cooperation agreement between the two countries, which should further boost business and... Open doors for Brazilian talent in the Chinese market..

Representing Mayor Ricardo Nunes, the Secretary of Climate Change for the city of São Paulo, José Renato Nalini, emphasized the lessons Brazil has learned from China and the recent visa exemption for Brazilians in Chinese territory, a measure that should facilitate the professional and cultural mobility between countries.

Pedro Rebelo, executive director of International Business at São Paulo Negócios, also commented on the importance of this. bilateral connection"Brazil and China are destined to be great partners in cultural exchange and business. At this moment when the world is facing a significant loss of dialogue between various countries, Brazil and China stand out in this scenario.".

According to Luiz Neves, coordinator of Educational Projects at ESEG, the presence of international companies also contributes to the continuous evolution of academic curricula"By strengthening our relationships, we gain a better understanding of the skills and abilities that companies are looking for, and thus, we prepare our students even more for these opportunities.".

With great participation and engagement, the 7th Chinese Companies Recruitment Fair hosted by ESEG reaffirms the institution's commitment to employability, excellence in education, and the integration of its students into the international scene.