Job seeker

A job-seeker is a person who is either employed or unemployed and looking for work.

  • Being aware of your level of English is paramount. Indeed, recruiters no longer hesitate to test the candidates' knowledge of English through tests or improvised conversations to ensure their suitability for a job, especially at an international level.


  • It would only take 30 seconds for a recruiter to make a firm and definitive opinion of a candidate during a job interview. Following this logic, we only have one chance to make a good impression. What if you learn to sell yourself in less than a minute?


  • New job, a new challenge. Hardly any employment is meant for eternity. On average, employees change to a new job every two to three years and have to prove themselves there again. Not easy! Already the first few months decide whether a new job becomes a success or a failure. In the first time, the expectations are particularly high. Personnel wants to see that you were the right choice and you want to make a good impression. We show you how to use the first days and months in a new job and start successfully ...

     

Job seeker

We define a job-seeker as the person who wants to change their current work. They can be employed, unemployed, a new graduate, or someone seeking to move from being a business owner to an employee role.