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Ikonwork connects with UTech at orientation
Lattecha Willocks, head of customer success, Ikonwork, at the firm’s booth at the University of Technology, Jamaica’s new students’ orientation.
Business, Business Observer, Digital Life
August 21, 2024

Ikonwork connects with UTech at orientation

Ikonwork successfully engaged with hundreds of new students at the University of Technology, Jamaica’s new students’ orientation held on August 19, 2024.

The Ikonwork team hosted a bustling sign-up booth, offering students a head start on their career journey while still in school.

Throughout the day, students were eager to learn about Ikonwork’s extensive platform, which features hundreds of job opportunities across various industries. The platform’s efficiency in connecting jobseekers with employers was a major draw, with many students expressing excitement about finding part-time positions, internships, and future full-time roles.

“We were thrilled by the enthusiasm and interest shown by the students at the University of Technology. It was a fantastic opportunity to introduce them to the benefits of Ikonwork, and we’re excited to support them as they navigate the job market,” said Lattecha Willocks, head of customer success at Ikonwork.

Ikonwork is a cutting-edge, AI-powered platform designed to revolutionise the recruitment and hiring process. The innovative software connects talented individuals with exciting opportunities, streamlining the job search and recruitment process. By combining the power of social networking with advanced technology, Ikonwork is transforming the way people connect with opportunities and organisations find the perfect talent.

Ikonwork’s presence at the orientation further demonstrated its commitment to supporting the academic and career development of Jamaica’s youth.

Students who were unable to visit the booth can still sign up and explore opportunities through the platform by visiting
www.Ikonwork.com or download the mobile app from the Google Play or Apple store.

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