ENS launches the ENC 2012 Career Event!

As the largest European society for professionals active in nuclear science and industry, ENS had been discussing for some time how it might exploit the advantages it offers as a catalyst for bringing together employers and employees in the nuclear sector. It recently decided to use ENC 2012 in Manchester - which this year is expected to attract more than 800 participants and will feature an extensive parallel Industry Exhibition that covers over 2000 m² - as a springboard for launching an event entitled ENC 2012 Careers. ENS firmly believes that combining those two events will enable all participants to fully exploit the synergies that exist between the ENC 2012 Careers and ENC 2012.

Targeting talent

ENS 2012 Careers particularly targets young professionals with between 2 and 7 years of experience, as well as students with a Master or PhD in engineering related subjects who would like to engage in a career in the nuclear sector.

The event

ENC 2012 Careers will take place on 9 & 10 December 2012, at Manchester Town Hall, Manchester, UK. The objective of this recruitment event is to bring leading companies active in the nuclear sector into contact with talented young professionals. It is supported by the City of Manchester and organised in conjunction with the ENS–Young Generation Network, WiN (Women in Nuclear) Europe and The Nuclear Institute, in the UK.

Programme

Sunday 9 December 2012
Phase I: Plenary 9:00 – 12:30 12:30 – 13:30	Welcome and Company presentations Walking Lunch with opportunity for contacts at information tables
Phase II: Interviews 13:30 – 18:00	Pre-scheduled one-to-one interviews
18:30 Invitation of all participants to the ENC 2012 Welcome Cocktail

Monday 10 December 2012
Phase II: continued 10:00 – 18:00	Pre-scheduled one-to-one interviews

Interested?

ENS and its organising partners will soon start rolling out the promotion for this event. If you would like to obtain more information about the event please contact Kirsten Epskamp at the ENS office (Kirsten.Epskamp@euronuclear.org).