Monthly Archives: March 2014

Working in a Foreign Country

Posted on March 28, 2014 at 3:38 pm

Working in a foreign country, does, obviously, have some issues which you will need to work through. It does offer a great experience, getting to be in a different culture and working environment can be a very enriching experience. For younger people, there are a lot of opportunities around to work in a foreign country. One good option for those without any language experience, is to become an English teacher. English, for most countries around the world, is a language which, when learned, offers the individual who learnt it a massive improvement in their future. English skills are a valuable skill around the world, as it gives them access to the richest and most spoken language and culture on the planet. So, if you are interested in experiencing work in a foreign land, teaching English, and learning their language at the same time, is a great way to gain experience in the matter.

Posted in Jobs

Writing A Good CV

Posted on March 25, 2014 at 9:37 am

When looking for a job, your CV is the first introduction that your potential employer will have to you, therefore it is very important. Obviously, lying on your CV, while it may help you get a job, if you get found out it can damage your position, and make it harder to seek future employment; it may potentially even result in a lawsuit or prosecution, depending upon the profession. Writing a honest CV is a must. This does not mean that you can’t elaborate more on some of the better traits you have. To right a CV, you should include all of your qualifications, and work experience. You must remember to spell check, and write a good report on your professional history. Good English is an important part of any non-labour job, and demonstrating that in your CV can help you to get the job. Demonstrating the opposite can severely hamper your job prospects. You are allowed to right in a charming manner, but the goal of the CV must be to write about things which are relevant to them, and not pad it out with too much waffle.

Posted in job recruitment

Learning Excel

Posted on March 22, 2014 at 12:23 pm

Learning, or training in excel is a great way to increase your value as a prospective employee. From a business perspective, excel is very important. It is used in all manner of businesses and professions, for business planning, record keeping, and financial planning. To demonstrate a proficiency in excel, to some degree, sends a message to potential employees that they can hold certain expectations about your capabilities. For employers, excel is a necessary part of their business’s operations, and knowing that they have someone who can step out of what is most peoples competency level with excel, and still be able to perform, is a valuable asset.

There are plenty of opportunities available to join excel training courses, and signing up can help your employment prospects by a considerable amount. Excel training courses can be quite expensive, but you should be able to monetise the qualification you get from the course very easily.

Posted in Employment, Training

Training Courses

Posted on March 21, 2014 at 9:23 am

Even if you already have a job, you should consider training courses to keep up to date with changing work procedures. It doesn’t matter what business you’re in, best working practices change constantly, with innovative people coming up with new and better ways to do things all the time. As a professional in your field, it is your responsibility to put in the effort to continue to train, and improve. This is important, both to help your company succeed, and to improve your qualifications for future job opportunities. If you use the initiative to train while already employed, your employer may well be more prepared to increase your wages as well. Initiative can say a lot about a person, and from an employers perspective, they are all good things. They say that you are prepared to use your personal time to benefit yourself in a way that they can take advantage of. It means that the value you have as an employee can continue to grow.

Posted in Training