This one-day workshop will help you learn different approaches to job searching.
Kick Start Your 2009 Job Search Overview
While looking for work can be an exciting time, it can also involve fear and discomfort about change and the unknown. Whether you are already in the midst of a job search or just thinking about it, this one day workshop will help you to determine what your skill set is made up of, the kind of work that is important and realistic to include in your search, and how to get started.
Today’s job market is not the same as it was even five years ago. Knowing where to go, who to talk to, and the opportunities that are available will help to shift you from someone who dreams about having a job, to someone who has the job they always wanted.
What participants will gain:
At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will:
* Assess their skills, values, and beliefs about work.
* Develop an understanding for the types of work available to you.
* Recognize the benefits available through career coaches, counselors, and mentors.
* Learn different approaches to job searching.
What we will cover:
* Change and transitions
* Values check
* Skill and ability
* Vocation and strategy
* Resources
* The job market
* Networking
* Ready, set, goal!
* Thinking unconventionally to get what you want
* Getting things moving
Formats Available:
1. Public Workshop
2. Public Webshop
3. Self-Paced Course
Included with your workshop:
1. Instruction by a fun and knowledgeable trainer
2. An instructional manual
3. A framed certificate of completion
4. A 10% discount voucher off your next business training course
Upcoming live online webshop:
* Length: One day (up to eight hours)
* Date: TBA
Onsite Delivery
We also offer on-site delivery for organizations in the Carolinas who would prefer to have a Senior Facilitator deliver the training. Download our planner and contact us for a complimentary initial consultation.
If you are not satisfied with your workshop, we will provide you with a coupon to attend another seminar of equal or lesser value.
