Choosing A Career
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5 Things u need2know
- Choosing the right career isn't always so straightforward - so why not call a Connexions Direct Adviser on 080 800 13-2-19.
- Take the time to think about what appeals to you, but also decide which jobs fit in with your talents and strengths.
- When you decided on your career goals, do your research and find out what you need to do to get there.
- The web is packed with sites that will tell you how to get qualified for the career of your choice.
- When putting together a Curriculum Vitae, a covering letter or an application form for a job, show the employer how your education, work experience and skills make you the right person for the job.
