This is an annual program tailored to develop students of universities and other tertiary institutions to find and keep fulfilling jobs after graduation. It consists of three workshops per a semester, individual advice sessions and an end-event/conference just before the end of each semester.

Workshops
These are one day interactive and practical sessions on specific areas as part of supporting job search and career skills. The workshops are delivered on the university campuses and bring students in contact with industry experts in career guidance, job search and recruitment.

The workshops for the first semester are:

• Explore your career options – your course and career exploration

• Tips on building a fulfilling career

• Successful job search and career skills

The workshops for the second semester would be in the areas below:

• Improve your résumé and cover letters

• Develop interview and networking skills

• Succeed at work

Campus Careers Conference
These events are large scale conferences bringing delegates in contact with industry experts for lectures on specific areas of careers and job search. These would be advertised publicly closer to the event date with details of venue, speakers and program. The event would be free for registered members of the Campus Career Service, but will attract a fee for non-registered students who would like to attend.

The headline titles for both of the conferences are as below.
First Conference: Volunteering and internship - means of gaining practical work experience
Second Conference: Talents employers want - discovering your key talent themes

One-to-one advice session
These are individual advice sessions for registered user of the campus career service with an Occupational Psychologist or Careers Advisor on specific areas of job search and career skills. These are pre-booked appointments and, although free for registered users of the campus service, cancellation within 24 hours and non-attendance will incur a charge.

One-to-one advice session will cover these areas::

• Your résumé and cover letter

• Job interviews

• Networking and the hidden job market

• Planning your career path

An advice session usually covers two of the areas. Prior to any of the session, you may want to:

• Attend the workshop on the subject matter (if you are a registered Campus Career Service member).

• Prepare a list of questions to discuss with the advisor.

• Print out your résumé and cover letter, (and if you'd like to discuss a specific job application bring a copy of the job posting).

What does a session cost?
Advising appointments are free for registered Campus Career Service members and GHC50.00 for non –registered members.

Overall Cost for Semester one

Overall Cost for Semester one

Terms and conditions
All prices are subject to VAT and NHIL
Prices for workshops and conferences are inclusive of all training material

For registered users:
Cancellation or non attendance of a conference or a workshop means that you forfeit that event
There is a cancellation fee of GHC50.00 for cancellation with 5 working days or non-attendance of a booked one-to-one advice session

Non-registered users:
Cancellation within 4 weeks of any event or non attendance will lead to cancellation fee equivalent to the cost of the event.

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