Resume is a word you’ll hear a lot during your job seeker journey. A resume is a document that lists your experience, education, skills and achievements and is considered essential information to give to an employer so they can weigh up whether you’re suitable for a role.
The third in our Job Search series will show you how to write a resume that best suits your individual needs.
Yesterday a group of Global Skills Transition to Work and Workforce Australia Central Coast team members and Managers had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the Y NSW Youth Careers Expo at Y Space Central Coast, Lake Haven.
“Thank you for helping me find a job during my 1st appointment with Global Skills. It’s literally a miracle.”
Global Skills has received extraordinary feedback from job seekers about their Global Skills Career Transition Assistance (CTA) experience.
We have good news! Global Skills CTA program continues to be available for Sydney Greater West Workforce Australia and Online job seekers under the new Workforce Australia services.
Have you been referred to Global Skills Workforce Australia or Transition to Work employment service and want to know more? We can help.
Global Skills continues to welcome Workforce Australia participants into our new and continuing offices located in Picton, Campbelltown, Ingleburn, Liverpool, Bankstown, Fairfield, Cabramatta, Wetherill Park, Lake Haven, Wyong, The Entrance, Gosford, Hornsby, Chatswood, Brookvale and Baulkham Hills.
We are excited to announce that Global Skills’ Customer Support Centre (CSC) is now available for all job seekers, employers and community stakeholders to access.
Today, Global Skills teams across Sydney South West and Sydney North and West are excited and ready to welcome job seekers participating in the new Workforce Australia employment services model.
Global Skills is excited to launch our Workforce Australia – Transition to Work (TtW) Program on the Central Coast.
Starting on 4 July, Workforce Australia will be the new employment service delivered by the Department of Education, Skills and Employment and will replace jobactive.