Get a good start in your first job!
For students and newly graduates only.
The first full time job is for many the beginning of a new chapter.
When transitioning from
being a student to a full-time employee a variety of questions and insecurities
can come to the surface. In this workshop we will look at different aspects of
entering the job market after graduating and give you specific tools and
methods to handle the transition, so that you get off to a good start in your first job. The seminar will be facilitated by two of IDAs career advisers, and it will be a mixture of theory and tools. There will also be opportunities to ask questions. It is a good idea to participate in this workshop before you get a job, because some of the preparation for a good start in your first job starts before the job interview! You will receive the link for the Skype-seminar the day before the seminar and on the same days as the seminar. Follow the instructions in the mail with the link and make sure that sound and picture is working. If you have signed up for the seminar, but are unable to attend, please remember to cancel so someone else can get your online spot. If you don’t attend and haven’t cancelled, we will charge you with a no-show fee. The seminar is one out of seven seminars targeted students, graduates and members who have completed their studies within two years. The other seminars are: When you register for seminar, you agree that IDA's organizers can send you emails with relevant content before and after the event. .
Pinpoint your skills, June 11th, 9-11 am, arr.nr. 336725
How to make a great CV, June 16th, 9-11 am, arr.nr. 336726
Cover letter - do’s and don’ts, June 26th, 9-11 am, arr.nr. 336727
Networking – the best hack for your job search, June 30th, 9-11 am, arr.nr. 336728
Tips and tricks for unsolicited job search, July 8th, 9-11 am, arr.nr. 336729
The job interview, July 16th, 9-11 am, arr.nr. 336730
Get a good start in your first job, July 21st, 9-11 arr.nr. 336731
This event is closed for registration.
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