Online Job Search Workshops
We're excited to offer you the following online workshops to assist with your job search.
These online workshops are designed for women who know what kind of work they're looking for and have the skills necessary for that specific field of work. The service is open to women who are unemployed or working less than an average of 20 hours per week. Participants must go through a pre-screening process to determine their eligibility for the program.
These online workshops are designed for women who know what kind of work they're looking for and have the skills necessary for that specific field of work. The service is open to women who are unemployed or working less than an average of 20 hours per week. Participants must go through a pre-screening process to determine their eligibility for the program.
Interactive Online Resume Workshop
In this workshop series, we will cover comprehensive information about resumes, including resume formats and sections, accomplishment statements, Applicant Tracking Systems, and resume targeting tips.The sessions are held by Zoom and each workshop will be one hour in length (45-minute presentation and 15-minute Q & A). We will send you the related handouts after each session.
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Resume Workshop Part 1
In the first workshop of this series, participants will learn about:
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Resume Workshop Part 2
In the second session, participants will learn about:
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Job Posting Analysis-Online Presentation
Taking the time to analyze job postings and customize your résumé based on their job titles, responsibilities and qualifications is often the difference between receiving interviews and being screened out of the recruiting process. In this presentation, you will learn tips on how to use the information included in job ads to submit targeted applications. The goals of this presentation are:
• To define and clarify the three types of skills, and explain how they relate to job search and particularly job postings
• To explain different sections of a job posting and help form a better understanding of the structure of job postings
• To dig deeper into the term ‘Qualifications’ and define its key components
• To share a tool to help compare and match your qualifications to the requirements of a posting
Watch the presentation at your own pace and bring your questions to the live Q & A session (via Zoom) with a Times Change Employment Counsellor at a later date.
• To define and clarify the three types of skills, and explain how they relate to job search and particularly job postings
• To explain different sections of a job posting and help form a better understanding of the structure of job postings
• To dig deeper into the term ‘Qualifications’ and define its key components
• To share a tool to help compare and match your qualifications to the requirements of a posting
Watch the presentation at your own pace and bring your questions to the live Q & A session (via Zoom) with a Times Change Employment Counsellor at a later date.
New - Feeling Unmotivated for Job Search? Join our Q & A
A group session with employment counsellors and other clients. We know it's hard to stay positive, keeping one's spirits up and continuing an active, focused and motivated job search when looking for work alone during a pandemic. We're here to help. Times Change is launching a new online Q and A series, each session with a specific topic, to address your job search concerns and answer your questions.
The sessions are offered to clients who are registered with our employment services. Even remotely, we can all come together as a community to make job search easier. To sign up, email your employment counsellor at Times Change.
Interested in registering with our employment services? Send your request to women@timeschange.org
The sessions are offered to clients who are registered with our employment services. Even remotely, we can all come together as a community to make job search easier. To sign up, email your employment counsellor at Times Change.
Interested in registering with our employment services? Send your request to women@timeschange.org