Our innovative materials take individuals on a comprehensive journey through three main areas that cover how to

Create Your CV

puttting together your

Job Search Strategy

and finally how to be

Successful in Interviews

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A CV is your marketing document. Get it right and your chances of getting an interview are greatly enhanced. Get it wrong and you will limit yourself right from the start. So what makes an effective CV?  This module takes you through all the detail you need to know about creating a winning CV.  The two hours of learning includes a wealth of advice, and used with the supplied CV templates, guarantees to get you into the top 10% of candidates applying for jobs. This module covers: How a good CV works – Understanding how a good CV is vital when writing your own. Learn how to structure your CV to make maximum impact.  Employers' perspectives - Learn from the inside about what employers look for in a CV. Learn about what impresses them in a CV and the things they look for when asking a candidate to interview. Discovering your own strengths – Have you got your best abilities on your CV? Learn how to make the most of your abilities when writing about your skills.   Making an impact – Does your CV grab the reader's attention and make it stand out from the pile? This section offers advice on how to hook the reader and keep them interested.  Writing a personal summary: Learn why this is the most important thing on a CV. A selection of example phrases will help you to create a powerful opening statement on your CV. Building a winning CV – Covers everything you need to know. How to sell yourself, what to include about your career history, training and qualifications, and writing about yourself. Sending out your CV – detailed advice on getting your CV to the people who matter. Cover letters – Learn how to write an effective cover letter. After completing the module you will be able to write a professional and up to date CV that will put you in the top 10% of candidates.  You will also learn some of the common mistakes that people make. By the end you will have all the knowledge, ability and confidence to write a CV that gets you your next interview. The templates included will help to get you started. Starting the search for your next job is like a military campaign. To give yourself the best chance of success you need to focus on a targeted strategy. But sometimes this isn’t as straightforward as it seems.

This module will give you the structure and motivation that you need. This module offers a wealth of advice about the jobs market and where to find those hidden jobs, but most importantly, gives practical advice to keep you organised and focused in your job search. Insights into career change and coping with redundancy also help you on your way to finding your next ideal job.   
Just have a look at what’s included. 

• Redundancy – Have you been made redundant? If so it is important to understand that redundancy does not count against you. There’s useful advice here to help get you back to work.
• Exploring your options – Make sure you don’t rule anything out too early.  This is the time to take the time and fully review your full range of options.
• Getting organised – Now’s the time to move from the planning stage to making things happen.  To do this you need to get yourself organised and be prepared to be structured and systematic in your approach.
• Tracking your campaign – Potentially you could be applying for several different positions.  So before you dive into your search make sure you think about how you’ll keep track of your progress. 
• The hidden jobs market – Not all jobs are advertised.  There are two distinct job markets – open and hidden.  Make sure you know about the hidden market as there could be a further 70% of jobs you could consider.
• Approaches to finding jobs – There are several approaches you can take – maybe a direct approach of writing a speculative letter to a company you really want to work for.  Maybe you should think about networking and recruitment agencies too.
• Buried jobs – These are the jobs you almost create for yourself.  Investigate companies that you could potentially bring added value to.  You could approach companies with new ideas about how they could use your skills.

An interview is your chance to get the job. Make a good impression and answer their questions well and the job could be yours. Make a mistake and it could get you knocked out of the race. The saying is ‘It’s not the best people who get the best jobs – it’s the best prepared.’ So how do you prepare for interviews?

This module is founded on the knowledge of what employers look for in successful candidates. It provides a comprehensive resource on all aspects of being interviewed, from difficult questions right through to what to wear at an interview.

• Researching – Why researching the job role and the company is of great importance. What research you should do prior to an interview.
• Interview preparation – Have you got everything you need? Some basic tips to help you prepare for interview including what you need to have with you.
• How to make the best impression. Did you know the first 60 seconds of an interview are the most important? Covered in detail is advice on how to make the best entrance, understanding you body language, and what to wear to an interview.
• Interview types – Would you know what to say at a telephone interview? Detailed tips on every type of interview you may face; single person, panel, telephone, and alternative locations.
• Interview structures – Understanding the structure of interviews will greatly assist you with your preparation.
• How interviews are conducted – What to expect from an interview. Learning about the two way process. Understanding funnelling questions and other assessment methods.
• Sell yourself in a minute – Can you? If not then this section will ensure you can. Prepare and practice your own personal summary.
• What will they ask? – Do you know what to say about your strengths and weaknesses? Suggestions and advice on answering every type of question in an interview.
• Answering challenging questions – Video examples help you to prepare and practice for the toughest of interview questions.
• What will you ask? – Learn how to ask questions that demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of the job role and company.
• Reviewing your own performance – Learn the importance of self-assessment and how to ask for feedback. 

After completing the module you will have all the confidence and knowledge that it takes to be successful in an interview.

If you follow our advice, and prepare and practice for interviews, you will immediately be in the top 10% of interview candidates.

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