What is the purpose of each workshops ?
Understand in a few words the purpose and the content of the different available workshops:
My Motto: get rid of certain preconceived ideas about yourself, about professional mobility and choose the motto that will guide you in our project.
My Achievments: define the top 3 or 5 of your achievements in order to be able to talk about them.
My Strengths: identify your know-how, skills, strengths.
My Choices: clearly prioritize your choice criteria for his next step.
My Plan: formalize your project in a simple and direct way.
My Market: know how to explore your market and identify relevant information, issues and opportunities.
My Toolkit: produce your 3-minute pitch, your verbal business card and your professional social profile.
My Campaign : Leverage its professional network
The mission: choose your motto
A motto ? It represents you. It says what motivates you in our professional life. It accompanies you on your journey.
The deliverable: putting at a distance certain preconceived ideas about yourself and your job and defining a motto that will guide you during your search.
The mission: develop the top 5 of your achievements.
Achievements ? We all made accomplishments. Knowing how to present the top 5 of what we are proud of is the best way to demonstrate what we are capable of accomplishing.
The deliverable: the list of the top 3 or 5 achievements formalized in less than 400 characters.
The mission: define your skills profile.
How do you become a skills provider? You have capacities and know-how, they characterize you and are your strength.
The deliverable: 3 areas of competence that set us apart, formalized around 3 action verbs and in less than 120 characters.
The mission: prioritize your professional requirements.
If we can't have it all, what do we expect from our next job? In a professional life, some things are more important than others.
The deliverable: the list of the 4 most important criteria for your next job.
The mission: shape your project
We don't always have a clear idea of what we're looking for, but setting a course means setting ourselves in movement. Formulating a project means knowing how to say the environment that attracts us and in which we have skills to contribute.
The deliverable: defining in one sentence your project according to the challenges we want to meet.
The mission: know your environment
Being awake. To get to know your market, stay informed about the players, news and issues that drive it.
The deliverable: list relevant information on the evolution of professions and activity in the targeted environment; identify themes and opportunities that speak to us.
The mission: build our tools
Sharpen your weapons and tools, sharpen your words. You have to make sure that you are understood quickly, what you can contribute and what your project is.
The deliverable: build your presentation tools for your job search (3 min pitch, verbal business card and professional social profile).
The mission: leverage its professional network
Work on our posture to get productive exchanges with its network. Understand the keys for a successful campaign.
The deliverable: write your contact email to activate the first round of your network.
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