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For attendees
Northern Ireland's Charity Careers & Volunteer Job Fair is free to attend and open to jobseekers, volunteers, students and career changers.
Proudly created and organised by Charity Jobs NI.
The next Fair
Why attend
Speak directly to hiring managers and volunteer coordinators, and ask the questions a job advert never answers.
Paid roles, volunteering, placements and trustee opportunities are all in the same room, so you can compare every route in.
Find out what different charity roles involve, what employers look for and how people build careers in the sector.
No sector experience needed. Students, graduates, career changers and people returning to work are all welcome.
Getting the most from the day
Accessibility and inclusion
Full venue and access details are confirmed closer to the event.
Register to attend
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What the day looks like
Photographs from previous Fairs: relaxed, direct conversations with the charities that are hiring.
Previous exhibitors
Charities, voluntary organisations and community groups that have exhibited at previous Fairs — recruiting for paid roles and volunteering opportunities.
Questions
Yes. The Charity Careers & Volunteer Job Fair is free for attendees.
Attendee registration for the November 2026 Fair has not opened yet. Register your interest and we will email you as soon as it does.
Absolutely. Many attendees come to explore volunteering, learn about the sector or network with organisations rather than to apply for a specific vacancy.
No. The Fair is designed to be welcoming to people from every background and career stage, including those with no previous sector experience.
You are welcome to bring copies of your CV if you wish, but it is not required, and not every exhibitor will accept CVs on the day.
Not necessarily. Some exhibitors attend to promote volunteering, future recruitment or general careers information.
Yes. Volunteering is a central part of the Fair, with organisations promoting regular, occasional and specialist volunteering roles.
Some organisations do promote trustee and board opportunities, although this varies from Fair to Fair.
Yes. Attending to learn, ask questions and build connections is entirely welcome.
Yes. Students, graduates, career changers and people returning to work are all very welcome.