NEWS: Jobs fair to return to Great Malvern Library this month
Job seekers could soon find a new job or career when the Malvern Jobs Fair returns this month.
The free event will be held from 10.30am to 12.30pm on 17 September at Great Malvern Library on Graham Road.
Organised by The Job Centre, Great Malvern Library, and supported by Malvern Hills District Council, the fair will see more than 20 employers offering advice and information about vacancies and opportunities across the district.
There will be an opportunity to ask questions and to find out about other information and ideas for careers, training, apprenticeships, and self-employment options.
The employers attending include:
- Cranstoun - Full time and volunteer opportunities available
- Cidori - virtual training provider
- Community Action – Volunteer Service in Malvern
- Age UK Wyvern
- Thrive Education Services
- Mount Pleasant Hotel
- Worcestershire County Council Learning
- West Mercia Police
- Avon - self-employment opportunity
- Helping Hands - Trusted & Reliable Care.
- CompCo - the UK's largest Fire Engineering Businesses.
- IASME - Cyber security and counter fraud. Army regulars and reserves - Multiple career opportunities vets to engineers and beyond
- Lander Tubular - Metal Fabricators
- Barchester Healthcare - Independent Care Provider
- WCC Reablement Team - Care and support which is intended to promote people's independence
- Act on Energy - Household Energy Advice
- Ashwell Homes - Domiciliary care specialists
- AS Green - Produce provider to Waitrose, Morrison's and M&S
- Angloco - Specialist vehicle manufacturer
- Platform Housing - Careers advice
- Worcestershire Apprenticeships Advice Community Action - Volunteer advice Senad Group - special education, care and community support.
- Malvern College
- Civil Service Jobs
- Army
Cllr Beverley Nielsen, Portfolio Holder for Economy and Tourism at Malvern hills District Council, said: “The Malvern Jobs Fair is always popular and well attended. It’s a great opportunity for people of different ages to see what’s on offer across the district. Employers are looking to recruit and tackle some real skills shortages. As a council, we’re keen to support them by linking local talent into local opportunity. The fair is free to attend, so if you are looking for a new career, want to find out about training opportunities, or to just want to have a chat, why not pop in”.
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Date published: 3 September 2025.