University of Tasmania
10 hours
Master the art of addressing selection criteria effectively to stand out in job applications. This 10-hour online course teaches you how to articulate your skills and experiences in a compelling format that increases your chances of securing employment.
This course is designed for anyone seeking employment or looking to improve their job application materials. No prior qualifications are required. You should have basic computer literacy to access the online materials and be able to dedicate approximately 10 hours over a six-month period to complete the course.
The course covers identifying the purpose and importance of selection criteria in the Australian employment context. You'll learn to articulate key transferable skills, attributes and personal qualities relevant to job positions. The curriculum includes guidance on applying appropriate format, structure and style when addressing selection criteria, ensuring your responses are succinct and effective. The course also addresses the broader context of job applications including curriculum vitae and cover letter development.
The University of Tasmania brings academic rigor and professional expertise to career development training. The course has been informed by community and industry consultation and draws on contemporary principles and practices. It's developed by experienced educators and industry experts who understand the Australian employment landscape and what employers seek in applications.
Upon completion, you'll be better positioned to secure employment by submitting compelling and well-structured applications. The skills developed—articulating transferable skills, professional writing, and understanding employer expectations—are valuable across all career fields and industries. This foundation can support career advancement and transitions throughout your professional life.
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