National College’s Martinsville Campus to Hold Spring Career Fair. This free event is open to the public as well as area employers

MARTINSVILLE–The Martinsville Campus of National College (www.national-college.edu; 276-632-5621), located at 905 N. Memorial Boulevard, will host its spring career fair on Thursday, April 21, from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. “Our career fairs are always popular as a way for employers to find the best available talent,� said Campus Director John Scott. “Despite the economy, there are companies that are hiring people with the right skills, qualifications, and attitude.� Participating employers include: AmeriStaff , Boom Foods, Carilion Clinic, Citizens Against Family Violence, Dependable Home Health Care, LLC, Fas Mart, Financial Destination, Inc., Franklin Health & Rehabilitation Center, Layne’s Pharmacy, Lowe’s, Martinsville City Police, Memorial Hospital of Martinsville & Henry Co., Mary Kay, Nilit, nTelos, Pioneer Community Hospital, Pioneer Family Medical Center, PrivaCare, Results Companies, RJE Telecom, LLC, Team Nurse, Usborne Books & More, Virginia Employment Commission, Virginia State Police, WAKG & WBTM (Piedmont Broadcasting Corporation), and West Piedmont Business Development Center. Additional employers may also be added. National College’s Martinsville Campus has been serving Southside Virginia since 1978 and offers a variety of programs in health care, business, and information technology at the diploma and associate degree levels. Founded in 1886, National College is dedicated to the training and education of men and women for a full life and a successful career in a number of fields in business, computers, and health care. The College offers more than 45 academic programs including a master of business administration, seven bachelor’s degrees, and numerous associate degree and diploma programs. Meeting the workforce needs of 29 communities through campus locations in Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana, the College serves more than 12,000 students annually.