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12/04/2019

Arrive early. It’s better to arrive too early than late. You can always find somewhere to pass some time before you go into the building. It’s a good idea to register at reception at least 10 minutes ahead of your scheduled interview time.

1. Prepare answers to common interview questions. Get friends to help you think up possible questions, or look for advice online. Better still, get a friend to rehearse an interview with you.

08/04/2019

Language can have a huge effect on the impression we make which in turn can impact on the way we feel about ourselves. Work on using confident and positive language - instead of 'maybe' and 'dunno' start with a clear and confident yes or no.

If you've spent your life so far chasing qualifications and job opportunities and you're still unemployed, don't give up. Although the Prince's Trust report that 54% of young people feel that a lack of self confidence is holding them back, there are things you can do to boost your self-esteem while....

05/04/2019

Don’t skip a meal before your interview, but avoid very sugary foods which can give you a sudden energy burst followed by a slump in energy levels.

1. Prepare answers to common interview questions. Get friends to help you think up possible questions, or look for advice online. Better still, get a friend to rehearse an interview with you.

03/04/2019

Can you tell the difference between 'there', 'their' and 'they're'? How about 'were', 'where' and 'we're'. The regularity with which these words are used in the wrong context is staggering – and this reflects very poorly on the person making the mistake. Set aside half an hour every day to learn the difference between commonly used words that sound similar. You'll be surprised at how quickly you improve.

The advantages of improving your written English are endless. Whether you are sending an email to a colleague at work or constructing a cover letter to supplement your CV, it is important that you can make your point in an articulate and concise manner.

01/04/2019

Sometimes the bigger picture can feel overwhelming, so break it down into easily consumable chunks. Set achievable daily goals that add up to success and you'll feel far more confident.

If you've spent your life so far chasing qualifications and job opportunities and you're still unemployed, don't give up. Although the Prince's Trust report that 54% of young people feel that a lack of self confidence is holding them back, there are things you can do to boost your self-esteem while....

29/03/2019

Take risks: if you win, you will be happy; if you lose, you will be wise.

28/03/2019

Think about the questions you might be asked at the interview. Write down a list of questions you think you will be asked and prepare answers for each question.

Take your time to prepare for your job interview and you are much more likely to nail that job you're after. Here's what you need to do:

27/03/2019

Take a copy of your CV with you and any other notes you need, and remember proof of ID if you have been asked to take it.

1. Prepare answers to common interview questions. Get friends to help you think up possible questions, or look for advice online. Better still, get a friend to rehearse an interview with you.

26/03/2019

Identify words that you have difficulty with and spell them out over and over again until they are etched into your mind's eye. The confidence this gives you will provide a great platform to improve other aspects of your writing.

The advantages of improving your written English are endless. Whether you are sending an email to a colleague at work or constructing a cover letter to supplement your CV, it is important that you can make your point in an articulate and concise manner.

22/03/2019

It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.