MAKATI CITY — Jobseekers in Makati will have an opportunity to explore employment options closer to home as the Makati Public Employment Service Office (PESO) holds a job fair on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at the Olympia Sports Complex. The activity forms part of the “Bonding Muna sa Barangay: Paglingkuran ang Bayan Caravan,” a community initiative designed to bring services and opportunities directly to residents. The job fair is scheduled from 7 a.m. to 12 noon at the venue along Fortuna Street, corner Hormiga Street in Barangay Olympia. By bringing employment assistance into the neighborhood, the activity gives applicants a convenient place to take a step toward their next career opportunity without having to begin their job search at a distant office.
Preparing Applicants for Their Next Career Move
Interested applicants are encouraged to register online before attending through the designated Makati PESO registration page at https://bit.ly/mktpesoinjfair. Preparing the necessary documents in advance can help applicants make better use of their time at the event and be ready to submit their credentials when required. Jobseekers should bring an updated résumé, a valid identification card, and other relevant application documents. Reviewing their work experience, educational background, and contact details before submitting a résumé can also help applicants present their qualifications clearly to prospective employers. Those who have a particular role in mind may benefit from preparing to explain how their skills and experience match the position they hope to pursue.
A Local Step Toward Greater Employment Access
The job fair reflects the role of local employment services in connecting jobseekers with potential employers and helping applicants navigate the application process. Makati PESO provides employment assistance through activities that link applicants with participating companies, making it a useful point of contact for people exploring available work opportunities. For fresh graduates, experienced workers seeking a new position, and other residents looking for a career change, the Olympia activity offers an opportunity to take practical steps toward employment. Applicants should remember that attending a job fair does not guarantee hiring, as selection depends on employers’ vacancies and individual qualifications. Checking registration details and preparing the required documents beforehand can help make the experience more productive. With the event scheduled as part of a barangay service caravan, the initiative places employment assistance within a community setting and encourages residents to pursue opportunities that fit their skills, experience, and career goals.
