Work Placement Opportunities in ABBOTT IRELAND – Deadline Extended!

Work Placement Opportunities – Now Available!

For

Graduates with Disabilities/Specific Learning Differences

If you are a graduate with a disability/specific learning differences seeking valuable work experience the AHEAD WAM (Willing Able Mentoring) Programme may be the opportunity you have been waiting for.

Applications are now being sought for 6 Work Placements available in ABBOTT IRELAND (based in Clonmel, Tipperary) in the following roles:

• HR Assistant
• Purchasing Assistant
• Training Specialist
• Manufacturing Engineer (x2)
• Manufacturing Technician

 

Work placements are paid, mentored and for six months. Job descriptions are available on request

Candidates interested in making an application will need to complete a WAM Application form and return it along with an up-to-date CV to AHEAD.

Deadline date for receipt of applications is 5pm, Friday 3rd June, 2011.

Application forms, job descriptions and further information are available from our website at:

http://www.ahead.ie/employment_wamprogramme_currentopportunities.php

Alternatively you can contact WAM directly by email: wam@ahead.ie or Tel. 01-2789325.

Working to include, including for work

 

     WAM is a FÁS Funded Programme

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Heads Up Workshop

This is a fantastic opportunity for 30 students and graduates with disabilities. Please email linda.kelly@ahead.ie to reserve a place. 

 

Work Placement Opportunities in ABBOTT IRELAND

Work Placement Opportunities – Now Available!

For

Graduates with Disabilities/Specific Learning Differences

If you are a graduate with a disability/specific learning differences seeking valuable work experience the AHEAD WAM (Willing Able Mentoring) Programme may be the opportunity you have been waiting for.

Applications are now being sought for 6 Work Placements available in ABBOTT IRELAND (based in Clonmel, Tipperary) in the following roles:

• HR Assistant
• Purchasing Assistant
• Training Specialist
• Manufacturing Engineer (x2)
• Manufacturing Technician

 

Work placements are paid, mentored and for six months. Job descriptions are available on request

Candidates interested in making an application will need to complete a WAM Application form and return it along with an up-to-date CV to AHEAD.

Deadline date for receipt of applications is 5pm, Friday 3rd June, 2011.

Application forms, job descriptions and further information are available from our website at:

http://www.ahead.ie/employment_wamprogramme_currentopportunities.php

Alternatively you can contact WAM directly by email: wam@ahead.ie or Tel. 01-2789325.

Working to include, including for work

 

     WAM is a FÁS Funded Programme

 

Are you ready for work?

• Have you thought about the career you would like to pursue?

• Do you know how & where to look for employment?

• Are you ready for interviews?

• Do you know how to deal with the issue of disclosure?

• Do you know how to tailor your CV for the career you want?

 

DEVELOP THE SKILLS TO MANAGE YOUR CAREER

Sign-up for this unique two day Career Skills programme for graduates with disabilities/ specific learning difficulties organised by GET AHEAD (a forum for graduates with disabilities) in conjunction with Graduate Careers Ireland (GCI), the professional body for all third level career services in Ireland.

Learn from the experts, careers advisors and employers, who will work with you to help you up-skill and maximise your opportunities to pursue the career that matches your educational and professional ambitions.

 

Where & When?

February 17th &18th 2011, DKIT

Topics to be covered will include: career decision making, job-seeking and interview skills, CV preparation, personal management, recruitment and selection processes. There will also be training and discussion on the issue of disclosure. Job preparation skills will be imparted in a hands-on approach, including lively interactive workshops, mock interviews given by HR staff from different companies and seminars by professional recruitment specialists.

For further information or to reserve a place on the next programme, please contact: Linda Kelly at linda.kelly@ahead.ie

Places are limited so please apply ASAP!

 

 

GET READY FOR WORK 2010

Get Ready for Work is back!

Get Ready for Work – Careers Seminars for graduates with disabilities/ specific learning difficulties.

GetReady4Work_flyer 2010

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DEVELOP THE SKILLS TO MANAGE YOUR CAREER

Sign-up for this unique two day Career Skills programme for graduates with disabilities/ specific learning difficulties organised by GET AHEAD (a project of AHEAD) in conjunction with Graduate Careers Ireland (GCI), the professional body for all third level career services in Ireland.

Learn from the experts, careers advisors and employers, who will work with you to help you up-skill and maximise your opportunities to pursue the career that matches your educational and professional ambitions.

Where & When?

June 10^th & 11^th WIT

June 21^st & 22^nd DIT

Topics to be covered will include: career decision making, job-seeking and interview skills, CV preparation, personal management, recruitment and selection processes. There will also be training and discussion on the issue of disclosure. Job preparation skills will be imparted in a hands-on approach, including lively interactive workshops, mock interviews given by HR staff from different companies and seminars by professional recruitment specialists.

For further information or to reserve a place on the next programme, please contact:

Niamh Hayes, GET AHEAD Project Co-ordinator

getahead@ahead.ie, 087 9631429

Places are limited so please apply ASAP!

 

How hard is it…

to get a CV right? Seriously?

I have had a lot of conversations with people over the past couple of months and longer about job applications. And the one thing I put to people and employers/ interviewers put to me, is that preparation is key. Get the basics right!

• No spelling mistakes
• No punctuation mistakes
• No lies
• No photocopies
• No “personal” email addresses (eg dutchgold01@…)
• No pictures/ images/ colours
• No unnecessary information.
• No informalities
• No shortcuts
• No unused/ nonworking contact details
• No out of date information
• No public profiles on social networking sites (Facebook, Bebo, myspace etc) Employers are using them!

That’s some of the basics. More detailed stuff coming up soon!

 

hah! classic…

I came across this on Fortifyyouroasis and then found this as a consequence.  I really planned on keeping it for later in the year, but well, it made me laugh a lot so I had to share….Plus, it’s actually rather brilliant.

(yes, I know I’m being vague, but I really want you to read it and I don’t want to give the game away…)

updated: link fixed – sorry about that.