Employment & Jobseeking USEFUL LINKS 22 March 2007 at 11:51AM edited 30 November 2017 at 1:37AM in Employment, Jobseeking & Training 123 replies 330.6K views

sarlea

I'm surprised the Careers Advice Service isn't included in the list
(I can't post a link)

techmax76

The links seem very useful. I have read from one of the messages in this thread about a homebased job. I have just found one website with a good compensation package you can check their website at http://www.alpineaccess.com. I hope this help, all of you who are searching for a homebase job. Thanks.

FlyingDutchman

Worth mentioning about alpineaccess that you need be a U.S. citizen to apply for a job there.

carolineB_2

I can't see careerwales.com link for advice and I can't see anything about ReAct for people living in Wales that have been made redundant. They you can get up to £2500 funding from the Welsh Assembley to be retrained and employers can be paid £2080 to take on an employee plus a further £1000 training fund for the employee. Also Skill Build programs in Wales where unemployed under 18 year old can be earn £50 a week and achieve NVQ's level 1.

Rita_be2

Great links, thanks everyvody!

Ladywriter1968

Value wrote: »

Hi,

I am wondering whether any of you can provide a website which contains executive CV templates or cover letters or if anyone would be kind enough to share their own one in this thread?

Many thanks

When I do a covering letter I generally put something like, name and my address, date of letter.

Then something like this maybe.

Dear Sir/Madam

I wish to apply for bla bla as seen in the so and so paper or online.

My previous experience of performing this type of role is within bla bla and so many years.

If you have just left school or college put that you have just finished your course in and your knowledge of this subject etc.

Yours faithfully if its a Dear Sir/Madam
Sincerely if its a name of a person, eg Dear Mr Smith

Your signature here.

Enc. CV
Your name

For your CV an agency advised me to set it out with pointers.
Your name and address first centered and phone number, email etc.

A brief history of your skills.

EG

I have previous experience within this and my skills are as follows: Just a few lines, about 3 or 4.

You can lay it out like this but others on here may have better methods even so.

Certificates: O Level English - O Level Maths

Skills: Typing and word processing.

Education: Schools: 1979-1984
Goresbrook Smith
Essex

College: 1984-1986
Brushfield Strokes
London

Employment: Barts and Gates 1987-2000
Processing Unit - Processor
London

My duties included processing large parcels for this unit and I
gained such and such knowledge and worked my way up to
a supervisory role.

Barts and Simpson Outlets 2001 - 2005
Bla Bla Felds - Driver
Essex

My duties included driving and deliveries for this company


Well you get the gist of this, a CV should be no more then 2 pages long.

Hope this helps.

lozzabelle123

I just applied for part-time work with the 2011 Census. They have lots of full and part time temp jobs on their website. I cant post a link but if you google 'Census Jobs' you'll find their website.

joshua.jcbs

Thanks a bunch fellas for all these links. Although i would like to get a bit more help for some home based jobs.

Thanks in advance!

sammie1884

I am really struggling to find any internet home based jobs I have searched and searched on google, does anyone have any links?
Thank you
Sammie

Kromlov

Hey there, I worked in Edinburgh for 3-4months last year, and I know I am entitled to get tax back. Does anyone know how I go about doing this??