Your CV – make a great first impression Your CV should tell an employer about what type of employee you will be and what skills you have to offer. Is your CV presenting the best version of yourself? Keep it short and sweet Employers want to know if your suitable for the job on …
LinkedIn – your online resume Your LinkedIn profile is your online resume and will help you build a professional brand for prospective employers. Make sure your profile is complete and detailed but temporarily turn off your activity broadcast whenever you are updating so you don’t fill …
Beat procrastination! Online study requires a different kind of motivation to classroom learning. Some of us really have the knack for putting the ‘pro’ in procrastination! This can become all too easy when you’re learning online, so avoid leaving things until the last minute with these tips. Avoiding a task? Tackling the most challenging or …
Writing a covering letter A covering letter is your first opportunity to grab attention and make sure you stand out from other candidates. Keep it relevant Tailor your cover letter to the specific job you are applying for, identifying the particular skills you can bring to the role. Highlight any relevant experience that would …
Know your learning style People take in new information in many different ways. Is the way you study the best for your learning style? Visual Learners You work best using pictorial or graphically formatted information. Diagrams, images and graphs appeal to your style of learning. Kinaesthetic/Active Learners Manipulating objects and experimenting with practical or …
Negotiating a salary While some of us find salary negotiations intimidating, getting a better offer really adds up over the course of your career. Tips for successful negotiation: Be prepared: If you decide to negotiate, be realistic and base your request on solid research. Know the industry, the company, the role’s responsibilities and average remuneration …
Prepping for your interview An interview is your opportunity to present your skills, experience and personality to your potential employer. It’s important to do some groundwork prior to your interview in order to make a knowledgeable first impression. Research the company and the role to help you answer questions the interviewer may pose. …
Tips to help you ace your interview Interviewers will assess you as soon as you walk in the door, so how you present yourself will make or break your employment opportunities. How to make a good impression Greet the interviewer with a firm handshake and a smile. If you are offered a glass of …
After your job interview Don’t put your feet up just yet! The interview might be over however there are still a few more things to consider. Write a follow up email to the interviewer thanking them for their time. You can also use this opportunity to provide additional information you have been asked for, …
Sleep boosts your brain power! There’s nothing that’ll fog your brain, wipe out your motivation or crush your tolerance levels more than poor sleep! Most adults need 7-9 hours a night, but regardless of how much sleep you need, quality is far more important than quantity. Have a relaxing bedtime routine and stick to …
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