Interview Workshops for Women Returning to Work

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We hosted an Interview Workshop for women returners who have been out of work for a long period of time at SHAK Community Centre on the Ainsworth Estate, Kilburn London

The women have passed interpersonal skills and CV writing course at South Hampstead And Kilburn Community Centre but were worried about going for interviews.

We liaised with the Facilities Manager and hosted interview workshops over a course of a day with the participants who have had drug and alcohol problems in the past and were looking to get back into the workplace.

The workshops are designed for the interviewees to become more confident and engaging with their interviewers and we provide constructive feedback. It was a great success and we will be hosting another event soon.

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Published 6 August 2018
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