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Hot Tips
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Don't be late for an interview. An employer may think you will be late for work if you can't get to an interview on time!
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Is your resume up to date?
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Spelling and grammatical errors on your resume will lead to an instant rejection by the employer!
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Don't forget to proof read your resume!
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One word or two word answers in an interview won't get you across the line.
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Dress to impress for your interview!
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If you have applied for an office role, dress as you would on your first day!
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It is better to overdress in a suit than turn up in torn and ripped jeans!
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Research your career path. Know where you want to go!
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Make sure you take down all the right information on the location of the interview.
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Maintain eye contact in the interview. It shows you are interested and keen.
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Don't slouch, fold your arms or lean on the table during an interview!
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Research the Host Employer. Employers love to know that you are interested in them!
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Job Seeker FAQs
Q. What will the interviewer ask me?
A. An interviewer will want to know your level of enthusiasm for the role you have applied. Be prepared by researching what tasks your role will include, have some knowledge of the company you have applied to work with. Have some examples where you have undertaken projects at school or home that may be relevant to the job. Knowing these before you go to the interview will demonstrate that you are enthusiastic about the role.
Q. What should I wear to the interview?
A. Click here for tips on how to dress for an interview.
Q. How do I get to know about the role and company I am hoping to work with?
A. The internet is a great source for information. Research the company website to see what work they are undertaking, what projects they are involved in, how long they have been in operation. You can also use the internet, parents or people you know already in the trade to talk about the role. Having a good general understanding will help you stand out from the other candidates.
Q. How long will my apprenticeship or traineeship take to complete?
A. This varies depending on the career path you choose. State Training Services have all the current information on apprenticeship and traineeship training terms.
Q. Does it cost me anything for 1300apprentice to find me a job?
A. No – 1300apprentice was established to assist job seekers into a rewarding career path. At no time are you charged for any of the services we provide you in locating a job.
Q. How do I register with 1300apprentice as a job seeker?
A. That’s easy – Click here and fill out he form.
Q. Should I supply references for the interview?
A. References, especially ones from any job, work experience or casual role that you have had, will always help you. It is preferable that you provide a fixed line phone number rather than a mobile phone number.
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