A degree is a “given” – it is an expected entry point. But something bigger than that could stop you winning the job. Employability.
Dr Aniisu Verghese has a new online course just for you. It is called Empowering Employability.
This is timely and important right now. Too many stumble at presenting the right CV, and others fail during the interview process. It is a sad outcome for highly talented people.
Dr Verghese knows what you need. He helps organisations, leaders and teams to communicate with clarity, connect employees to the purpose, enhance reputations, and embrace change
Read his advice now.
“You’ve sent 60 applications. You’ve heard back from zero.
“Here’s what’s likely happening: your resume is 6 pages long. It lists responsibilities, not achievements. It has no Australian context for your experience.
“Australian resumes are 2 to 3 pages. Every bullet point should show outcome, not duty. ‘Led a team of 8’ becomes ‘Led a team of 8 to deliver a $1.2M platform 12% under budget’.
“This single change gets more interviews than another certification will.
“Course 1 of Empowering Employability walks you through the exact resume format, the ATS keyword strategy, and the STAR method for the interview that follows,” he says.
Do the course now. You might fly!!
→ Course 1: Australian Professional Life Foundations: https://www.udemy.com/course/employability-101-australian-professional-life-foundations/
→ Course 2: Your Professional Brand and Career: https://www.udemy.com/course/employability-201-your-professional-brand-and-career/
→ Course 3: Key Strategies for Migrant Professionals: https://www.udemy.com/course/employability-301-key-strategies-for-migrant-professionals/
I love this – several years ago I and others ran a voluntary “employability” program for young Indian graduates – smart, switched on and with a small amount of training, highly EMPLOYABLE.
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aniisu.com (Blog)
intraskope.com (Personal)
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