Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Recruitment and Employment 2
- Work and studying
- plan time well so there is a balance
- de-stress by making time for
social activities e.g going out
with friends
- devote more time to studying
- Working Part time and Studying
- Benefits
- earning money
- gain independence
- sense of achievement
- learning of the work
environment
- meeting new people
- Negatives
- finding time for work
- finding time to study
- finding time for social activities
- balancing work and study
- How an employer will test your abilities
- Interview
- Employer may ask direct
question about your qualities
- may be asked what qualities
you will bring to the team
- could be asked do you feel you
have the right qualities
- Application Form
- employer will try to ascertain your qualities and
competencies from the information you give
- may be a section to highlight your
hobbies and interests
- a section on experiences /
personal statement
- Letter or email correspondance
- Telephone conversation
- mini assessments, presentations , tests
- Career teachers
- Can help by giving advice
about your chosen path
- Advice about possible courses at Institutes
of further and higher education
- Mock intereviews
- help with work experience placements
- Help with Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Careers fairs
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Why it's important, a record of:
- Personal details
- Qualifications and Training
- Experience
- Interests and hobbies
- A personal statement
- References
- Researching a Job
- Careers packages like
odyssey / pathfinder
- research online or in the library
- Ask a teacher
- speak to local Careers Adviser from
the CSNI
- How to draw on personal experience
- need to be able to link personal
experience to chosen career
- Importance of Interview techniques
- Prepare
- Mock interview
- obvious to the interviewer that you have
taken time to practice
- will also keep you calm