Topic: Nail your dream job (next batch is 22nd January, 2009)

Seats for this week's NAIL YOUR DREAM JOB Seminar have been occupied.
However, you can still book your space for next week Thursday,22nd January

Nail your dream Job - An interactive job seeking improvement seminar.

Aim of this event
To enable participants approach job seeking strategically
To assist participants in assessing their skills, attributes and aptitude and match with job vacancy requirements
To assist participants improve their job negotiation skills, preparation and performance.

What Participants will learn and gain
How to nail your dream job be giving employer what they are looking for.
Effective way to prepare for job seeking
How to make your job search a success
Choosing and negotiating salary/start-up offers

Who should attend?
Anyone who wants to advance his or her career
Those seeking for a new job
Those preparing for job market
Those who are ready to build their career
Those who are seeking to change jobs


Programme Contents

Preparing yourself for employment
Researching your chosen job market, knowing what employers require
Acquiring the skills needed
Plan how to approach employers- vacancy resources, networking

How to effectively apply for the job
Picking suitable vacancies and applying as instructed
Preparing a winning résumé, cover letter, and portfolio
Dos and don’ts of writing job applications, CVs and cover letters

Interviews and Communication skills
Projecting yourself in the right image- (posture, gesture and language)
Dos and don’ts of interviews
Sample interview questions and their meaning to the employers
Question you should ask at the interviews
Negotiating salary/start-up offers

Date: Thursday, Jan 22nd 2009
Time: 9am - 1pm
Fee: N3,500

There will be refreshments and certificate of attendance for participants

For more information contact:
Innovative Solutions
Call: 461 1982, 4771705, 0702 515 4805, 0809 800 JOBS
Email: [email protected]
Url: http://www.innovativesolutionsng.com/training32

Why do we keep going in circles? Why do already jobless people have to pay from their already lean purses to learn to nail jobs, negotiate salaries, make job their job searches a success, blah blah blah?
People need loads of SKILLS and not some more theoritical buhahas