Your Job Training
Do you want to move on from your current job but don’t know where to start? Are you applying for jobs and getting nowhere? Contrary to popular belief, successful job hunting is not about luck, chance or hope, successful job hunting is a science – in other words, there is a way to do it right!
In this dynamic training session, you will learn how to write relevant and compelling CVs, LinkedIn profiles and job application forms that will get you shortlisted, how to impress in a job interview, and other simple strategies that will help you avoid the most common pitfalls of job hunting and experience your own job hunting success.
Learning objectives:
- how and where to find the right jobs
- how to read and analyse job adverts
- effective CV preparation
- effective cover letter and application form supporting statement preparation
- winning interview techniques
Max. 20 participants
Duration: 3 hours
Learning materials are included.
Personal 1-on-1 coaching
It is also possible to have a tailor-made one-on-one coaching session. You decide on the topics and content of this session together with the trainer. The coaching session is set a convenient date and time for both you and the trainer.
Duration: a minimum of 3 hours
She is a well-known careers speaker and trainer who has delivered talks and workshop sessions for universities, local councils and private organisations, as well as at public events.
Mildred is also the author of two career books, “7 Keys to a Winning CV: How to create a CV that gets results” and “The Science of Successful Job Hunting: Practical strategies for landing ANY job you want”. She has written career articles for mainstream publications, including The Guardian and Financial Times, and has appeared on radio and TV to offer expert advice on career topics.
Worked for (amongst others): The Guardian, Google, Speakers Trust, HindLeap, myHRCareers, Southampton Solent University, University of Salford, GSM London, The Peter Jones Enterprise Academy at Solihull College, Lancaster University and West Thames College.
