Afterwork in Oslo on November 21 with Arena Innlandet
Are you looking for job opportunities in Norway? Arena Innlandet is hosting an event in Oslo with the aim of connecting you with jobs and businesses in Innlandet.
Photo: Arena Innlandet/arenainnlandet.com
Arena INNlandet Afterwork at Rebel
Meet company representatives from Innlandet face-to face and network. There will be employers from IT, energy, healthcare, banking/insurance, entrepreneurship, public administration, and recruitment.
The program includes a presentation in Norwegian, followed by casual conversations over pizza. If you speak little or no Norwegian, don't worry, you can join the chats in English.
Date: November 21, 2024
Time: 16:00-18:30
Place: Rebel, Universitetsgata 20164 Oslo
Sign up here.
The event is free.
Who is organizing it?
The event is a collaboration of Hamar Region, Gjøvik Region, Elverum Vekst, Lillehammer Region, and Digital Innlandet. Companies in the region needs talent – so don’t miss out on this opportunity to meet employers.
PS – Also check out this website with job posts for internationals!
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