heise Jobs – IT Tag Nuremberg

The "heise Jobs – IT Tag" fair at the Meistersingerhalle in Nuremberg is an exclusive job fair held annually in cooperation between heiseJobs and Jobware. Heisejobs is part of Heise Medien GmbH & Co. KG, based in Hannover. The Nuremberg fair is part of an impressive series of job fairs that take place nationwide in numerous cities and additionally in Vienna, specifically dedicated to the ICT sector.

The Meistersingerhalle in Nuremberg is a well-known fair and event center named after the Meistersingers of Nuremberg, a famous opera by Richard Wagner. It is located in the southwest of the city, near Luitpoldhain, a large park that is part of the former Nazi party rally grounds. The Meistersingerhalle is strategically located, with good public transport connections. The "Meistersingerhalle" stop is served by several bus lines, enabling easy access for visitors. For those arriving by car, there is direct access to the A73 highway, facilitating travel from various parts of Germany. The Meistersingerhalle has ample parking facilities, including a large parking lot directly in front of the building.

The focus of this fair is to provide a platform where numerous attractive employers present their current job openings, training and continuing education opportunities, and part-time study programs. Visitors have the unique opportunity to connect with multiple potential employers in just one day, gaining a comprehensive overview of their career options.

A highlight of the event is the accompanying lecture program, which offers captivating insights into topics such as career choice, application processes, and career development. Participants have the chance to be inspired directly by experts and leading companies in the industry, learn about individual entry opportunities and career prospects, and gather valuable tips for their career paths.

Another special service is the free resume review offered by Jobware. Visitors can bring their resumes to be checked by professionals, ensuring they meet the demands of the job market. Additionally, there is an opportunity to have a professional application photo taken on-site – another free service that makes the fair visit particularly valuable. Since only a limited number of checks are available, prior registration is required.

The target audience of the fair primarily includes professionals, trainees, and dual students aiming for a career in the ICT sector. The regional orientation of the Nuremberg IT Day creates a special connection to the local job market landscape and its players, enabling visitors to make and deepen relevant contacts in their immediate vicinity.

Overall, the job fair in Nuremberg offers an excellent opportunity to navigate the dynamic world of information technology and communication, make valuable contacts, and take decisive steps for one's own professional future.

Nuremberg itself is a city rich in history and culture, known for its historical significance in the Middle Ages as well as during the Nazi era. The city was a hub for Nazi party rallies and today houses the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds, which educates about this dark chapter of German history. Nuremberg's old town is famous for its well-preserved medieval architecture, including the Imperial Castle, which is clearly visible from the city. Nuremberg is also known for its Christkindlesmarkt, one of the oldest and most famous Christmas markets in the world. Additionally, the city has a vibrant cultural scene with numerous museums, galleries, and theaters, and is a center of the German toy industry, hosting the annual Toy Fair, the largest toy fair worldwide.

The heise Jobs – IT Tag will take place on Tuesday, 25. June 2024 in Nuremberg.