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For the latest workshop timetable login to Victoria CareerHub under Events.


Workshops

Introduction

A series of workshops are run each month, they include CV preparation, interview skills, and preparing for psychometric tests.
The workshops are held at both the Kelburn and Pipitea Campus.

Workshops held at Vic Careers are operated on a first come, first served basis.

Don't get left behind.... discover the best way to present yourself to employers.

Workshop Description

CV Preparation
Video based, practical, critical advice on how to prepare your CV.

CV Review
Review techniques learned in "CV Preparation" and give your CV some 'reality testing'.
(You must bring your CV along for this session!)

Interview Skills
Video based guide to stress-free interviews and how to make the best of what you have.

Preparing for Psychometric Tests/ Assessment Centres
Video based advice on how to prepare for and survive assessment centres and ability tests.

Navigating CareerHub and Vic Careers website
Hands on, practical help in searching Victoria CareerHub and the Vic Careers website.

Researching Employers: Key Strategies for Winning that Job!
Knowing about the organisation is crucial to helping with your job search campaign. Make your job application stand out and win that interview by discovering key aspects of the organisation.

The videos we use in our workshop sessions may be viewed at Vic Careers.

How to view the latest Workshop timetable and book a place

To view the latest workshop timetable and to book a place log into Victoria CareerHub. Access the workshop timetable by clicking on Vic Careers Workshop under Events section.

 
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