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LEARN ABOUT SELF
 Who I am?
 What was my dream before Graduation?
 What is my dream after Graduation?
 What I want to be in life/after five years?
SWOT analysis
Self Development Plan
A Personal Development Plan (PDP) enables
learners to identify key areas of learning and
development activity that will enable them to
either acquire new or develop existing skills and
behavioural attributes for the following purposes:
 enhance performance in their current role
 address anticipated changes in their current role
 address career aspirations towards a future role
Job Market Know How
 What is the current conditions
 Check with your knowledge about Job
Market
 Sourcing of job
 What are the basic requirements
Before interview (apply for a job)
 A good looking CV
 Cover letter
How to write a good CV
 Start with writing your name and address clearly.
Make sure your email add and contact number is
there
 If you use your personal statement it needs to be
short, punchy and targeted at the skills required
for the job you applied for but if you are not sure
leave it out and sell your cover letter
 State your education qualification from the recent
one
 State your work experiences from the recent one
How to write a Good CV
 State about your interest
 State about your relevant skills
 At the end put your personal information
(fathers name, mothers name, permanent
address etc.)
 Reference is not always mandatory to
mention if not asked for. You can write
reference is available on request
Suggested structure for a covering
letterFirst Paragraph
 State the job youre applying for.
 Where you found out about it (advert in The C newspaper etc. - organisations like to know which of
their advertising sources are being successful)
 When you're available to start work (and end if it's a requirement)
Second Paragraph
 Why you're interested in that type of work
 Why the company attracts you (if it's a small company say you prefer to work for a small friendly
organisation!)
Third Paragraph
 Summarise your strengths and how they might be an advantage to the organisation.
 Relate your skills to the competencies required in the job.
Last Paragraph
 Thank the employer and say you look forward to hearing from them soon.
If you start with a name (e.g. "Dear Mr. X) you should end with "Yours sincerely". If you start with "Dear Sir
or Madam" you should end with "Yours faithfully".
Emailed letters
 Put your covering letter as the body of your email. It's
wise to format it as plain text as then it can be read by any
email reader
 Emails are not as easy to read as letters. Stick to simple
text with short paragraphs and plenty of spacing. Break
messages into points and make each one a new paragraph
with a full line gap between paragraphs. DON'T "SHOUT"
(WRITE IN UPPER CASE!) Your CV is then sent as an
attachment
 If you don't know the name of the person you are writing to,
it's probably best to use the formal Dear Sir or Madam and
to sign off Yours Sincerely or Yours Faithfully
Suggested structure for a covering
letter
Preparation for the
Interview
Step 1: The Self-Interview
 Know your strengths & weaknesses
 Determine your employment interests; what do
you want to do and why
 Reflect on your values; whats most important to
you
 Be prepared to cite several examples of
experiences, accomplishments, successes
Preparation for the
Interview
Step 2: Research
 Review employer website/literature
 Develop targeted questions concerning employer
and job
 Attend Informational Meetings with friends or
known person who worked for that org/be involve
with some seniors
 Be sure you know what the company stands for, its
culture, and why you want to work for them!
Preparation for the Interview
Step 3: Practice!!
 Review common questions
 Schedule mock interview
 Prepare list of questions
 Be alert to body language & eye contact
 SMILE
Preparation for the Interview
Step 3: Practice!!
 Speak clearly; listen carefully
 Identify your motivation point for this job
 Fix your salary expectation as per market
availability and your KS
 Identify positive and negative points of your
personality and get preparation to face it
positively
Choose your right Path

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  • 2. LEARN ABOUT SELF Who I am? What was my dream before Graduation? What is my dream after Graduation? What I want to be in life/after five years?
  • 4. Self Development Plan A Personal Development Plan (PDP) enables learners to identify key areas of learning and development activity that will enable them to either acquire new or develop existing skills and behavioural attributes for the following purposes: enhance performance in their current role address anticipated changes in their current role address career aspirations towards a future role
  • 5. Job Market Know How What is the current conditions Check with your knowledge about Job Market Sourcing of job What are the basic requirements
  • 6. Before interview (apply for a job) A good looking CV Cover letter
  • 7. How to write a good CV Start with writing your name and address clearly. Make sure your email add and contact number is there If you use your personal statement it needs to be short, punchy and targeted at the skills required for the job you applied for but if you are not sure leave it out and sell your cover letter State your education qualification from the recent one State your work experiences from the recent one
  • 8. How to write a Good CV State about your interest State about your relevant skills At the end put your personal information (fathers name, mothers name, permanent address etc.) Reference is not always mandatory to mention if not asked for. You can write reference is available on request
  • 9. Suggested structure for a covering letterFirst Paragraph State the job youre applying for. Where you found out about it (advert in The C newspaper etc. - organisations like to know which of their advertising sources are being successful) When you're available to start work (and end if it's a requirement) Second Paragraph Why you're interested in that type of work Why the company attracts you (if it's a small company say you prefer to work for a small friendly organisation!) Third Paragraph Summarise your strengths and how they might be an advantage to the organisation. Relate your skills to the competencies required in the job. Last Paragraph Thank the employer and say you look forward to hearing from them soon. If you start with a name (e.g. "Dear Mr. X) you should end with "Yours sincerely". If you start with "Dear Sir or Madam" you should end with "Yours faithfully".
  • 10. Emailed letters Put your covering letter as the body of your email. It's wise to format it as plain text as then it can be read by any email reader Emails are not as easy to read as letters. Stick to simple text with short paragraphs and plenty of spacing. Break messages into points and make each one a new paragraph with a full line gap between paragraphs. DON'T "SHOUT" (WRITE IN UPPER CASE!) Your CV is then sent as an attachment If you don't know the name of the person you are writing to, it's probably best to use the formal Dear Sir or Madam and to sign off Yours Sincerely or Yours Faithfully
  • 11. Suggested structure for a covering letter
  • 12. Preparation for the Interview Step 1: The Self-Interview Know your strengths & weaknesses Determine your employment interests; what do you want to do and why Reflect on your values; whats most important to you Be prepared to cite several examples of experiences, accomplishments, successes
  • 13. Preparation for the Interview Step 2: Research Review employer website/literature Develop targeted questions concerning employer and job Attend Informational Meetings with friends or known person who worked for that org/be involve with some seniors Be sure you know what the company stands for, its culture, and why you want to work for them!
  • 14. Preparation for the Interview Step 3: Practice!! Review common questions Schedule mock interview Prepare list of questions Be alert to body language & eye contact SMILE
  • 15. Preparation for the Interview Step 3: Practice!! Speak clearly; listen carefully Identify your motivation point for this job Fix your salary expectation as per market availability and your KS Identify positive and negative points of your personality and get preparation to face it positively