Youth Job Seekers

GROW Greater SheppartonGROW Greater Shepparton has launched a new Job Seeker profile page where job seekers can create themselves a profile, upload a bit about themselves, their previous experiences, and what work they’re looking for. Employers can jump on and view the profiles and contact job seekers directly if they are suitable for the job.


GROW Greater Shepparton has launched a new Job Seeker profile page where job seekers can create themselves a profile, upload a bit about themselves, their previous experiences, and what work they’re looking for. Employers can jump on and view the profiles and contact job seekers directly if they are suitable for the job.

For more information please get in touch with GROW Greater Shepparton Team Support Officer, Tawnee Vocale at tawnee.vocale@growgs.com.au or 0459 544 878.

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Click here to visit the Job Seeker Profile Page

About Jobs for Youth – Greater Shepparton

1. What are employers looking for?

Some employers also mentioned other general capabilities including:

  • Communication skills
  • Organising and problem-solving skills
  • Teamwork and the ability to develop good relationships
  • Basic maths and finance to handle money
  • Safety certificates such as White Card, First Aid, Responsible Service of Alcohol, etc

2. What are the top tips for preparing my resume?

The best way to make your job application letter, CV and interview stand out is to be authentic and say something genuine about you.

It’s your personality and interests they are looking for. Our employers said the biggest ‘red flag’ is an application that was not written specifically for the job (a generic template letter), was obviously written by someone else, or if your parent did the approach for you. Never send a standard application.

Make sure your application letter and CV:

  • Are easy to read.
  • Get straight to the point.
  • Outline your experience.
  • Match your skills to the job.
  • Have good referees.

3. I have an interview. What should I do?

In an interview employers are looking to see how you will fit with the team. Present well like you are serious about the job and show up prepared. Make sure you:

  • Know something about the organisation
  • Show you want to work with them (attitude) – prepare an answer for why you want the job and give it even if they do not ask
  • Give real-world examples to illustrate your experiences
  • Always have a question up your sleeve to ask them at the end

Click here to visit the Job Seeker Profile Page

 

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