TOMSK, Nov 29 – RIA Tomsk. Founding Head of the Department of the Faculty of Foreign Languages of Tomsk State University (TSU), Peter Mitchell, whose course on career planning abroad has received worldwide recognition, will hold a seminar where he will tell about the secrets of employment in European companies, an employee of the university's press service said.
According to her, the free one and a half hour workshop "Career Planning for the European Professional" will take place on December 2 at 18.30 Tomsk time. The working language is English. One can join the seminar in Zoom.
"The event is designed for people whose goal is to find work in English-speaking countries or international companies that use English. Workshop participants will receive answers to many questions, ranging from finding a job to self-presentation and interviewing", - the agency's interlocutor said.
She noted that the organizer and presenter of the seminar is the Founding Head of the Department of Translation and Language Communications of TSU, Peter Mitchell, the author of the course "Career planning: resume / CV, cover letter, interview", which received worldwide recognition in 2020. During the workshop, he will tell how to find ideal job, write an unconventional CV, and strategically prepare for an interview where both dress and communication manner are important."As Peter Mitchell himself says, European employers are more focused not on formal characteristics, but on the competencies and experience of employees. You need to be ready for competent self-presentation through answers to questions about professional experience, be able to briefly and enthusiastically talk about the problems that you faced , and the decisions made to overcome difficulties", - she said.
The interlocutor also added that a large number of employment recommendations in the Internet do not work today. When communicating, a person sometimes gets lost and makes gross mistakes. The workshop at TSU will allow to play difficult situations, and at the same time improve your language skills.