“You are one step closer to your dream job. But how do you overcome the fear of uncertainty and facing one of the most intimidating part of the job search process? On this second part of our Interview Skills workshop, you will Increase your confidence by debunking common and challenging interview questions while learning methods …

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“You may think you are a good speaker or a good listener, but what does it really take to become a GREAT communicator? In this exercise-packed workshop, you not only learn action strategies, but will also get the chance to practice essential skills to becoming an effective communicator.”

“Each day, when you get up, how do you feel about yourself? Are you hopeful and optimistic about your abilities, or do you constantly question your worth? Learn to believe in yourself and apply daily practical strategies to work on improving your self esteem.”

“Are you getting at your wits’ end trying to successfully land a job? What else could be missing? In this workshop, you will learn action steps towards getting your name out there to identifying job leads.”

“How could you make yourself valuable to an employer? What skills, habits, and attitudes does a valued employee possess? Take part in group discussions to learn the importance of different employability and personal management skills necessary to maintain employment.”

“To disclose or not to disclose, that is the question. Curious about what the rules are surrounding disabilities in the workplace? Whether you have a disability (visible/invisible) or not, an experienced worker or just starting out in your career, get informed about your rights & responsibilities at work.”

“Do you face conflict head on or run away from it? Does it really matter how you deal with conflicts? What is the best way to handle conflict, anyways? By attending this workshop, you will understand the different approaches to conflicts and learn appropriate communication techniques to resolving conflicts.”