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Inspire Magazine - Summer 2016

Inspire magazine is where One Manchester customers can hear about community news, updates and articles for residents in East and South Manchester.

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5 tips to get<br />

the job you want<br />

Getting the perfect job can be tough, but your chances increase<br />

if you upskill yourself. Make the most of the free help in the community<br />

with these five tips to improve your chances:<br />

1. Brush up on your<br />

computer skills<br />

If looking for work online is a little<br />

confusing or you need some<br />

assistance, the free sessions at<br />

East Hub will get you up and<br />

running. From accessing the<br />

internet to sending and receiving<br />

emails, applying for jobs will<br />

become much easier. The<br />

sessions also include<br />

how to use your Universal<br />

Jobmatch account and<br />

searching for work online.<br />

East Hub, Gorton<br />

Thursday 9.30am–12.30pm<br />

2. Stand out from<br />

the crowd<br />

Attending a job search<br />

workshop will explain just what<br />

employers are looking for. You<br />

will also get tips on how to sell<br />

yourself in your application form<br />

and at interview.<br />

The sessions cover:<br />

• Barriers to work<br />

• CV and application<br />

form advice<br />

• Job searching<br />

• Interview techniques<br />

• Workplace behaviour<br />

The sessions are based<br />

at Turing House, Hulme<br />

and you can book a place<br />

by calling the office.<br />

3. Work placements<br />

Have you got recent work<br />

experience and a character<br />

reference? If not, work<br />

placements are a great way<br />

to gain on-the-job training,<br />

boost confidence and are a<br />

stepping stone into employment.<br />

Typically placements are parttime<br />

lasting between two and<br />

eight weeks. Our Gold Standard<br />

work placements have helped<br />

lots of local people into work<br />

and are an opportunity to show<br />

employers your dedication and<br />

desire to succeed.<br />

For details contact Sarah<br />

Roberts, Placement and<br />

Volunteer Coordinator.<br />

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