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description.
FREE mec job Search Workshops
CALL
(415)
473-3300
Self Assessment & Career Exploration:
Facilitator: Annabelle Travis
This workshop is designed to
identify occupational interests, make choices and set goals based on
assessment of personality and transferable skills.
You
must have a job goal to attend the following workshops.
Networking
into the Hidden Labor Market:
Facilitator: Gill Smith
Learn how to identify “your” labor market and create an
individualized job search utilizing both traditional as well as
non-traditional methods. Discover the importance of networking and how
to structure a job search strategy. Get familiar with current and
future projections of employment.
High-Impact Master Applications & References:
Facilitator: Gill Smith
Understanding the application process is paramount for
the job seeker. Learn why employers use applications and what they want
to know; prepare for and avoid knock-out factors: make points and get
interviews. References are a critical, necessary step in the hiring
process: learn to contact and coach your references.
Interviewing
Techniques:
Facilitator: Lea Del Pomo
Learn how employers think in order to ace the interview and answer
difficult questions. Discover how to sell yourself as a valuable asset
to the prospective employer. You will get actual videotaped practice
interviewing and receive positive feedback as part of this course.
Resumes: It helps to think like an employer!
Facilitator: Josette Molloy
Learn what resumes and cover letters can and can’t do for you.
Find tools to help package your skills and achievements. Create, save,
and email your word-processed resume and cover letter.
Internet:
It’s information, not just job banks!
Facilitator: Tim McClain
Find Internet resources that help you prepare to look for work.
Discover some of the best-kept job search secrets on the Web. Use the
Internet to research companies that are NOT hiring! Let the
Internet work for you—learn about job scouts and search agents. Learn
how to effectively use your free e-mail account.
partner
Workshops
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE:
CALL
(415) 945-3730
(presented by Tamalpais School District Adult & Community Education)
This is an eight day
training session. Course titles are: Identifying Personality
Styles; Key Elements of Communication; Attitudes of Excellent Service;
Essential Practices of Customer Service; Difficult People and Conflict
Resolution; Time Management Skills, Managing Stress and Understanding
Personal Listening Approaches. $150 Registration fee.
PRE-VENTURE WORKSHOP: CALL (707) 524-1770
(sponsored by Redwood Empire Small Business Development Center)
Free for individuals who have a business concept and have started
the planning process, but are not currently operating a business.
Workshops are offered in two modules:
What to Consider When
Starting a Business & Marketing Your Business; Financing Your Business
& Legal Aspects of Starting a Business
Marin
ProfessionalS: cALL
(415) 507-2140
www.marinprofessionals.org
(Local chapter of Experience Unlimited, sponsored by Employment
Development Department.)
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Job club for anyone
seeking professional, managerial or high-level technical positions.
Supportive network of peers and access to computers, Internet,
reference materials.
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Five-day workshop leading
to membership.
Polish your skills in resume writing, networking and interviewing.
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General membership
meetings and special mini-workshops.
Guest speakers focus on career-related topics.
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Monthly newsletter for
members.
Success stories, workshop calendar and other upcoming events.
BASIC CAR MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP:
CALL (415) 473-3350
(sponsored by
Marin County Department of Health & Human Services, Employment &
Training Branch)
Free five-hour
consumer education workshop taught by a certified automotive mechanic
utilizing your own vehicle. Learn to check vehicle systems, fix
a flat, check brake linings, set up preventative maintenance schedule.
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