The Career Discovery eProgramme

Imagine going on holiday but not knowing where you are going, or how you will get there? You’d be silly to do this. You would have given it some thought. So why do some people start job hunting with no idea of what is important to them in their career? This work book covers all the elements that make up your ideal working environment. This booklet will provide clarity on what is important for you in the work environment to help you make career decisions

• Have you bought career self help books that just remain on the shelf?
• Do you know you should pay attention to your skills but are not totally clear on the skills you want to use?
• Would you like to make a career choice that blends in effortlessly with who you are, rather than feeling that your job and the real you are totally separate?

Be taken, step by step, through a process to understand who you are and really define what you want out of a career.

To really make the right career decision you need to take a wide ranging view. Follow this programme and you will cover EVERYTHING to make a well-informed career decision.

This eProgramme will help you to take account of your:

• Family background
• Skills
• Interests
• Values
• Personal style
• Desired environment – people, place and style

More importantly, it will help you to draw together a range of different sources to make the right decision for you.

Please note this is a downloadable eProgramme. If you would like the programme printed, bound and posted out to you this will be at an additional fee of £7.

Price: £35

Bonus eBook: Working environment

Be really specific about your requirements in areas such as type of colleagues, physical environment, challenge, work pace, competition and reward

Too often some aspect of a new job – the car, the money, seduces us! We should take the time to see how much it matches up to the lifestyle we want to lead, or the type of manager and colleagues that sits most easy with us. If you define what you want in advance you can clearly weigh up potential jobs against this and make sure that the next move is going to be personally satisfying for you.