Ready for Work
Enabling you to secure the job you want!
FNTC has successfully progressed more than two dozen participants through the Ready for Work Program and there are more ‘knocking on our door’.
The Program assists participants to produce a professional Resume and an effective, customised Cover Letter to get them that interview for the job they want most.
Or if they are not sure about a job that would suit them, the Program provides some guidance and just as importantly, ideas on how to find vacancies.
Also included in the Program are Interview Techniques and Tips so as when their outstanding Resume and Cover Letter leads them to the next step, they are ready and confident to approach the interview for a successful result.
The course is funded and supported by the Queensland Government under the Skilling Queenslander’s for work initiative. The Ready for Work program assists those people in the 15–24 years old age range and carries with it some great employer incentives!
For more information on the Ready for Work Program, call us today on 07 4098 1228.
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If you have any questions regarding any of the courses on offer, please do not hesitate to contact us. Call us on 07 4098 1228 or get in touch today.
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