Time
Wed 9.9.2026 EET/EEST17.00–19.30 EET/EESTLanguages
English
Price
Free entry
Organizer
City of Espoo, TA Cafe Helsinki and HeRoHub HR Community.
Join “Ask Recruiters Anything” - the interactive event bringing together recruiters, career counsellors, and highly educated international professionals to build a more transparent and supportive recruitment culture, where both sides better understand each other.
💡 What to expect
- Short introduction and discussion on recruitment processes
- Tips from recruiters on CVs, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles, and general questions
- Networking over a cup of coffee
🤝 Why join as a recruiter or career counsellor?
- Give back to the community by supporting international talent
- Contribute to employer social responsibility through knowledge-sharing
- Exchange insights with peers from other organizations
- Meet like-minded people and extend your network
🌟 Why join as a job seeker?
- Get direct feedback on your CV, cover letter, and LinkedIn profile from recruitment professionals
- Gain a better understanding of recruitment processes and employer expectations in Finland
- Ask questions in a supportive environment and receive practical career advice
- Expand your professional network and connect with recruiters, career counsellors, and fellow professionals
- Build confidence in your job search and strengthen your personal brand
Each session is collaborative: you’ll work together with a small group to review materials, ask and answer questions, and get practical advice.
✨ Your guidance can make a lasting impact, supporting people in building better careers and brighter lives.
📆 Date: Wednesday, 9 September 2026
⏰ Time: 17:00–19:30 (doors open at 16.30)
📍 Location: Haukilahden lukio (Tekniikantie 3, 02150 Espoo) (Room: Valtameri)
Register to the event here!(external link, opens in a new window)
Organizers: City of Espoo(external link, opens in a new window), TA Cafe Helsinki(external link, opens in a new window) and HeRoHub HR Community.
National funding given to regional sustainable growth and vitality (AKKE) by Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council.
