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If you are unemployed and could benefit from from a one-to-one professional review of your CV, you should consider attending the Worklink CV clinic on the 7th of December.
“Your CV needs to be clear and well presented as employers only look at a CV for a very short time before deciding if they will consider an applicant further” says Deirdre Ryan, Worklink North East Regional Coordinator.
Worklink www.worklink.ie is a not-for-profit employment support organisation which is led by professional volunteers and has been formed to assist unemployed jobseekers successfully transition into full employment. The CV clinic will take place on Friday December 7th from 9.30 am to 1.00 pm in O’Fiaich College of Further Education, Hoey’s Lane, Dundalk. Booking is essential so log on to: http://worklinkcvclinic.eventbrite.ie to book your 30 minute one-to-one consultation.
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