Magandang araw, kabayan. I checked the Department of Migrant Workers job fair portal this morning. Five upcoming events are listed for Friday and Saturday, and applicant registration is live. If one is near you, do the profile before you travel. A printed resume is useful. A job fair pass is better. |
In today's issue · 5 min | › | 📍 Five places: Cabatuan, Talisay City in Negros Occidental, Orion in Bataan, Nabunturan in Davao de Oro, and Surallah in South Cotabato. | | › | 📅 Two dates: three fairs run on September 4, and two run on September 5. The public page does not list employer or vacancy counts. | | › | 📋 Register first: create a profile, choose a preferred position, open the dashboard, then generate your resume and job fair pass. | | › | 💼 Remote options: three Philippines roles are still open at their hiring systems today, including social media, bookkeeping, and medical records work. |
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| 📍 The Job Fair Map |
 Five DMW job fairs are taking registrations nowOn August 31, the official DMW portal lists five upcoming job fairs on September 4 and 5. You can register as an applicant now. Friday's list has Cabatuan Public Market, the Talisay public plaza in Negros Occidental, and Kamalig Sports Complex in Orion, Bataan. Saturday's list has the municipal covered court in Nabunturan, Davao de Oro, and RD Hall in Surallah, South Cotabato. DMW does not publish employer or vacancy totals on the public page, so don't travel on a guessed promise. Sign in, check the live event card, and register before arranging the trip. | › | Create the applicant profile with your real name, birth date, email, and preferred position. The dashboard uses that profile for the fairs you can register for. | | › | Open the Resume page and print the generated copy. Then register for the fair and open View Pass on the event card. Save the full pass image to your phone as a backup. | | › | If pre-registration fills up, DMW marks the event full and hides its Register button. Check the dashboard again before you spend on fare. |
Why it matters A job fair can put several recruiters in one room, but the useful part starts before the queue. The portal gives you one profile, one resume, and one pass to carry through the door. Open the DMW job fair portal → |
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| 💼 Jobs Checked Today |
Friday · September 4 Cabatuan Public Market, second floor. The DMW portal lists the fair at the public market. Confirm the event card after signing in before you travel. Friday · September 4 Talisay public plaza, Negros Occidental. This fair is part of the 27th Minuluan Festival celebration. The public listing names the plaza but gives no employer count. Friday · September 4 Kamalig Sports Complex, Barangay Wawa Pag-asa, Orion, Bataan. The official card calls it Orion Job Fair 2026. Use the dashboard for the live registration state. Saturday · September 5 Municipal covered court, Poblacion, Nabunturan, Davao de Oro. The event is listed as On the Hunt: Job Fair 101. Build your pass before the trip. Saturday · September 5 Second floor, RD Hall, municipal building, Surallah, South Cotabato. The portal lists this under Career Guidance Month. It is the second Saturday event on the public page. |
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Three remote jobs checked at the ATS today Stay safe: legitimate overseas jobs are DMW-licensed. Verify any agency at dmw.gov.ph and never pay a placement fee upfront. No license, no deal. Social Media and Admin Assistant Wing · Remote, Philippines | Remote |
Up to ₱34,000 monthly·Full time and dayshift on Australian Western time. The role asks for strong written English and basic Instagram or Meta lead-response experience Open this listing → |
Bookkeeping Assistant Wing · Remote, Philippines | Remote |
Up to ₱25,000 monthly·Part time, 20 hours a week, on US hours. The listing asks for three years of experience plus QuickBooks Online and Expensify Open this listing → |
Medical Records Collection Specialist NeoWork · Remote, Philippines | Remote |
Not posted·Training is provided. Records, legal, insurance, or healthcare support is preferred, not stated as mandatory Open this listing → |
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| 🔢 Numero ng Araw |
| 5 | job fairs are visible on the official DMW portal for September 4 and 5. The page gives exact places and dates, but no employer or vacancy totals. That's why the dashboard check matters. Register there, save the pass, and look once more before leaving home. |
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| 🌅 Before You Go |
Your ten-minute setup | Make the profile tonight, not in the queue. Pick the position you actually want, clean the generated resume, and save the pass image on your phone. If the fair fills, the portal hides registration. That small check can save a long trip and a day's fare. Read the story → |
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Before you close this | ● | Wing says its role descriptions are general. The actual client tasks and tools are confirmed at the final interview, so treat the posted pay as up to, not guaranteed. | | ● | e-TESDA still has no-cost online courses you can open from a phone. Pick one that helps the role you are applying for, not the longest certificate on the page. Browse e-TESDA courses → | | ● | Never pay a placement fee for a local remote role. A real application lives on the employer's hiring system, and all three links above were open there this morning. |
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Ingat, kabayan. Profile first, pass second, pamasahe last.
Jane and the PWE desk | May kakilala kang naghahanap this week? Forward this before September 4. One registration link and the exact five locations are more useful than another screenshot with no source. Share Philippines Wins Everyday → |
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