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There's still work out there - Job Club 30.06.09

THERE are still jobs in Inishowen despite the recession so job-seekers shouldn't give up hope. That's the message from the peninsula's Job Club which says some local employers are still recruiting.
“There are still jobs out there. We continue to be contacted by employers in Inishowen with a variety of vacancies," said Job Club co-ordinator Marie Monahan.
"Of course, not in the same numbers as was the case over the past few years but what we are seeing are changes in the terms and contracts. A job that may well have been a full-time position last year may now be cut back to a part-time vacancy.”
The Job Club, which marks its 10th anniversary this year, is encouraging job-seekers to go along and use the free services available to them.
The Job Club team Marie Monahan, seated, with Aisling Sheehy, left, and Virginia Byrne. "We can give job-seekers the edge needed in their application when applying for jobs. Our highly experienced staff will design a CV that professionally reflects job-seekers' skills and experience, show how to prepare and write a good cover letter or give assistance to complete complicated application forms," added Marie.
The local Job Club also
provides aptitude test training and mock interviews.
“This is the Job Club's tenth year in Inishowen and over that time we have gained an excellent knowledge of the questions that you will most likely be asked at an interview and how to prepare your answer,” adds Virginia Byrne.
Job Club programmes are run in Buncrana, Carndonagh and Moville on an ongoing basis with one starting in the Quigley’s Point area in the next few weeks. Job Club headquarters in Buncrana have moved to new offices - just across St Mary’s Road car park in the former Carlin McLaughlin building. Drop in anytime or call Aisling on (074) 9361376. You can also email jobclubbuncrana@eircom.net for further details.
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