in the East African region. That’s a hard fact owing to the fact that we
actually post over 30,000 jobs annually. Following our recent survey and
engagements with employers, the highest feedback we got from them is that many
job seekers appear not to understand the job requirements of the adverts they send to us. There are many myths about recruitment
and how employers are biased or already have their people before they post the
job adverts. Strangely though, all education institutions empower us with
knowledge and skills to thrive on the job but never teach us the basics of
marketing ourselves. As a testimony, we do have a person who has changed jobs
13 times all using theugandanjobline.com as their job source for the last 6
years we have been in existence.
stuck in the same position for over 3 years, recruiters and even students who seek to discover the
art of job searching particularly the skills of selling yourself and acing any job interview.
- How does your resume / CV look like?
- Can you write a good application letter?
- Do know how to sell yourself?
- Do you know how enter an interview room
and answer questions satisfactorily?
professionals of all levels and all fields from fresh
graduates, students, under-employed, over employed, those that can’t change
jobs, seemingly contented, seeking to change careers, etc to aid them in mapping out their career paths and
moving to the next levels.
- Knowing Yourself:
What do you want from a job?
Recognizing your skills
- Knowing Employers:
Business Types and Industries
Interpreting Job Ads
- Resume/Cover Letter Building: How
to write an impressive resume / CV - Job
Application: Cover Letter
- Preparation Do and Don’ts: Strategies,
tips and techniques for job interviews (Marketing your skills) - Dress for Success: How to dress
properly and professionally for men & women - Critical Success Factors: What
employers are looking for - Handling interview questions: Review Common interview
questions and preparing for responses - Handling the Interview (Role Play):
Evaluate results/Giving Feedback
Spaces)
in Job Hunting (CVs and applications)
(9am – 4pm)
only including lunch and a certificate
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