Embracing Your Achievements: Building Confidence In Your Employment Journey
The Young Women's Movement have teamed up with Smart Work Scotland for an event designed to help young women build confidence and skills for finding work.
About Embracing Your Achievements: Building Confidence In Your Employment Journey
| 20th November 2024 | |
| Midday - 2pm | |
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The Boardwalk 105 Brunswick Street, Glasgow City Centre G1 1TF |
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| This is a free event | |
| Visit the event website here | |
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This joint event hosted by Smart Works Scotland and The Young Women’s Movement will cover:
- Building your confidence
- Identifying and celebrating your strengths and skills
- Common challenges when job-hunting and how to overcome them
- Practical tips to help you prepare well on the interview day (everything from your body language, to breathing exercises and more)
- A chance to network and connect with other young women who are navigating job-searching
- A chance to hear more about the services that Smart Works Scotland offer and sign up for one of their 1-2-1 Career Coaching or Interview Dressing and Preparation appointments.
This event is open to self-identifying young women aged 16–25 who are unemployed or on zero-hour contracts. There is funding available to support your participation e.g. travel expenses and childcare costs.
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