Join this intensive session designed to help you develop the skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in the tech industry.
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<p><em>*If you are a non-member, please contact events@acs.org.au with your name, email, job title and organisation. One of our staff will assist you with your registration.</em><br><br><strong><em>Please note: The Bootcamp will be recorded. If you cannot attend and would like to receive a copy of the recording, you will need to register for the event.</em></strong></p> <p><strong>Session 1: How to look good on paper in your CV</strong></p> <p>Recruiters spend an average of 7 seconds reading each CV, so how do you make yours stand out?</p> <p><strong>Session 2: Mock Interviews</strong></p> <p>Making a memorable impression in your interview requires practice. Graham Cummins, QLD General Manager, KJR, will prepare you for the curly questions you may be asked in your next interview. Learn the techniques and find out what employers are looking for in your application.</p> <p>By attending this bootcamp, you will develop your personal toolkit to help you succeed in your next interview. Learn about:</p> <ul><li>the elements of an outstanding resume/cv</li><li>what employers are looking for beyond your cv</li><li>how to make an impression from paper and into the interview room</li><li>what are the typical interview questions when applying for a tech role</li><li>the 3 P's for acing your interview</li></ul> Plus, all attendees have the chance for a mock interview by KJR, and a free resume review by Hudson. Follow the link below and sign up today! <p><strong>Speakers</strong></p> <ul><li><strong>Graham Cummins</strong>, QLD General Manager, KJR</li><li><strong>Brett Elliott</strong>, Principal Talent Specialist – Testing, Hudson Technology Projects & Transformation </li></ul>
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