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One of the organisers of the Manx government's annual careers fair says there was a good response from the many students who attended.
Hundreds of teenagers went to the Villa Marina yesterday, to find out more about long-term career choices and training options, or simply in search of inspiration.
Manager of the Department of Education's Career Guidance Service Andrew McKinley is offering this advice:
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