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Job Interview Workbook

Seven Steps to Help You Prepare For
the Most Important  Half Hour of Your Life

   

Welcome to Career Clubs International


 

Are you:

Entering or re-entering the job market?

Wanting to prepare for any changes that may impact your
     employer, industry or the economy?

Wanting to be proactive and not leave your career to chance?

Unemployed, under-employed, or unhappily-employed?
 

IF SO, YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE!

You don’t have to go through these challenges alone, we provide all the materials (i.e. the content, structure and process) for groups to provide highly-interactive, practical, skills-building group meetings. This is a turn-key operation to build or reinforce the participants' skills in all phases of career planning. Whether you're an association, a school, church, civic group or are just interested in starting a career club, we're interested in working with you. We have designs for intensive weekend-long meetings or have 12 modules for weekly or monthly meetings. Our modules guide participants through all phases of the Career Wheel(tm):

This is what Don White, Professor of Management at the Sam M. Walton School of Business Administration had to say about the Career Clubs content:

“I have used Career Clubs materials at both the graduate and undergraduate levels in the United States and in Europe.  Career Clubs modules provide a systematic approach to proactively managing your future.  The emphasis on group commitment and support coupled with individual responsibility sets the Career Club approach apart from other career management models.  I also believe that Career Club International hits the nail on the head when it helps users build and manage their networks rather than simply use them when they are "necessary."  There never has been a time when effective career management is more important than today, and the Career Clubs approach does a superb job of preparing anyone, whether they are about to enter, re-enter, or simply want to improve their position in the work world.”

Donald White, Professor of Management
Sam M. Walton College of Business
University of Arkansas


Keep reading to see how Career Clubs can help you plan and manage your career.

 

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