Employability skills are essential personal abilities that help employees excel in their careers. These skills span across different industries and jobs and include being able to communicate effectively, work with others, adapt to new situations quickly, and take initiative. You can develop these skills through experience when you enter the workforce.
- Teacher: Leah Shmerling
You are doing everything right—applying, refining your resume, showing up to interviews—but something still is not working. This course uncovers the hidden reasons you feel stuck in a role that does not fit and why your dream job keeps slipping through your fingers.
From silent fears to unspoken hiring rules, you will learn what is really holding you back—and how to finally move forward with clarity and confidence.
- Teacher: Leah Shmerling
Making a great first impression at your job interview is essential. This course will give you the tools you need to make a great first impression. Learn what to do (and not do) during the interview itself, and be confident that you will make the best impression possible. You will get all the tips and tricks you need to know, in order to ace your next interview!
- Teacher: Leah Shmerling
Rejection is an occupational hazard we all must face at one time or another in our professional lives. And when it comes to job applications, it can feel like an especially personal blow. Yet, this experience doesn't have to disrupt your journey or define your career. Instead, it can be a stepping stone to something greater, offering unparalleled learning about yourself, the job market, and the opportunities ahead of you. Our course will help you to navigate the labyrinth of job application rejection with resilience and strategy.
- Teacher: Leah Shmerling
With the job market as competitive as ever, standing out in a sea of resumes is no mean feat. Crafting job applications can often feel like trying to solve a puzzle with no corner edges—each piece is critical, and nothing can be ignored. Among the most daunting aspects of the application process is addressing the Key Selection Criteria. Although time-consuming, mastering this process is instrumental in securing that coveted position.
- Teacher: Leah Shmerling