The MK Job Show is a FREE event for anyone looking for a new job or training opportunity, including:

  • A school leaver looking for an apprenticeship

  • A graduate seeking their first big role

  • Someone looking for a fresh start or a pay rise

  • A career changer ready to transfer skills into a new industry

  • A manager exploring new opportunities

  • Mid-level and ready for a step up

The event takes place in Middleton Hall (outside John Lewis) at centre:mk over two days on the 11th & 12th September 2026 (11am-5pm on both days).

With 60 organisations to meet, this is a great opportunity to fast-track your job search! You can also attend informative career seminars and workshops presented by the exhibitors and guest speakers.

You do not need a printout ticket to attend. You can register here to stay up to date with information about this and future MK Job Shows.

Oxford Jobs Fair

On July 1st, Oxford Town Hall is hosting a jobs fair. Tickets are free but need to be booked.

Discover more job shows near to you on the national Job Shows website.

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