Showing posts with label CV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CV. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 May 2014

Free CV and Interview Skills Course this summer

BPP’s FREE CV & Interview Skills Course
available this Summer across the UK


Are you currently in Year 11, 12 or 13 and considering a career such as Accountancy, Financial Services, Marketing, Business or Law? Then this could be the perfect opportunity for you!

We are offering bright, ambitious students a chance to take part in our School for Young Professionals programme giving you the chance to learn invaluable skills to help you find the Apprenticeship you want. And best of all – it is completely FREE!

From creating your professional CV to getting expert advice from professionals in the know, this programme is an opportunity not to be missed!

Register now for our FREE 3-day CV and Interview Skills Course and increase your chances of securing an Apprenticeship!

"The School provided me with a new perspective on how to become a successful candidate - it definitely helped me to secure a role at a leading law firm"
Mahmoudat Sanni-King, Finance Assistant at Framogen, AAT Level 2 Apprenticeship


FIND YOUR NEAREST COURSE


BPP Professional Apprenticeships
Business, Finance and Law vacancies!

Friday, 10 January 2014

Careers Tips from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants - ACCA

http://www.notgoingtouni.co.uk/blog/getting-your-dream-job-1343

Boost your chances of getting work experience and a job by taking advice from ACCA.By starting early, you demonstrate that you are committed to your future, have the drive to work hard and succeed.
You should involve yourself in as many extra-circular activities as you can as this will help you get used to building a network of like-minded people around you and boost your confidence.
Building up your skills at school or college is a great start especially since accounting and finance is one of the leading career choices for students, making competition for jobs tough.
Work out the skills you are gaining on a regular basis and start adding them to your CV. Ask yourself regularly, how are the skills I am learning going to help me when I start my career? This will help you to work out how you can stand out to employers

To find out more, including 5 top tips for your CV, and the top 5 things to try and demonstrate in interviews, click the ACCA symbol above to read more.



 

Wednesday, 8 October 2008

What can you do to improve your CV?


For those of you who are interested in extra-curricular activities, consider the advert below. It would certainly go a long way to improve your CV if you got involved...

28th Cambridge Scout Group

Enthusiastic volunteers needed to help exisiting leaders of local Beaver, Cub and Scout Sections.
This is an ideal opportunity for those working towards their Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme or thinking of career in education or working with young people.
Our Meetings are held a the Scout HQ on Flamsteed Road, off Cherry Hinton Road and run from 5pm to 9.30 on Tuesdays Term time only.

Interested? Please contact me on 01223 510357 or via email.

Yours in scouting,

Denise Owen
BSL 28th Cambridge Scout Group