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How to write a good CV: some tips from our Career Development Service #Working4NGOs

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Through the #Working4NGOs section we have been sharing some of the knowledge and experience of Social Change School’s Career Development with our readers. This time, Tirso Puig, Head of Social Change School’s Career Development Service, gives some tips and advices about a fundamental step of our School’s Career Development path: the Curriculum Vitae. The first thing you […]

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#Working4NGOs - Job interview: 8 ways to make a good impression

#Working4NGOs – Job interview: 8 ways to make a good impression

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Tirso Puig, Operative Director and Head of Social Change School’s Career Development Service, will delve today in a fundamental topic when you are looking for a job: the interview.   Besides the various procedures of selection, when you are starting your interview and are staring into your interviewer’s eyes, it’s already too late to think

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#Working4NGOs: what’s the right attitude?

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When presenting their profiles, people often tend to underline “hard skills” and qualifications, because of course, without the required technical competences it’s impossible to perform a job with the required professionality.  However, many other candidates are technically prepared. Technical knowledge is a necessary precondition, but not sufficient in itself. In order to enter the sector

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