Tired of networking – here’s one to get you back on the rails

By Patricia Maloney, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers (Galway) If you have tired of networking – be it for job-seeking or business development purposes – here’s a novel approach to get you back on the rails.Galway Chamber and Iarnród Eireann have teamed up for a special Speed Networking Event on Thursday next, November 6th, 2014. […]

Job Seekers Opportunity Day in Ballinrobe, November 25th

There will be a free Job-seekers Information & Training Event at Tacú Family Resource Centre, Ballinrobe on Tuesday, November 25th. On the day there will be intensive aptitude testing training for the Irish jobs market. Sli Nua Careers will be present and we will be presenting a talk about how can effectively use social media […]

My sector is gone. Where do I go?

By Liam Horan, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers I wrote about transferrable skills recently, and it got quite a reaction from readers, and this column comes from the same place. I spoke to a man while giving a talk to a group of job seekers last week. I knew by his body language that he was […]

Video can promote the gym room star

By Deirdre May, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers (Limerick) Q: I’ve some part-time work as a gym instructor in a busy gym. I’m getting on well with the members I’m instructing, and I’d really like to get some more hours. I was thinking about putting together some videos of me in action – showing how […]

Our CV and Interview Training talk at GMIT Careers Fair

On Monday, October 6th, 2014, we will present on CV and Interview preparation at the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Careers Fair, Galway. Our talk is at 1pm. We will also be exhibiting throughout the fair which runs from 12noon to 3pm. Do drop along to say hello and to get your free career resource pack. Want […]

We’re on TG4

By Liam Horan, Sli Nua Careers Our Dublin North Career Coach Mark McDonald will appear on a special TG4  programme on redundancy on Monday next, October 6th, at (8.00pm). Mark offers tips on what people who find themselves facing redundancy can do to keep their morale up while they look for their next position.

Do your research – there are no short-cuts to success

By Mary O’Brien, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers (Claremorris) A lot of us prepare for interviews in a similar manner i.e. we look at our CV and previous experience and begin the process of trying to match our skills to the requirements of the job in order to answer questions as effectively as possible. This […]