How to beat the job-hunting game [Max 10 people] | Peatixtag:peatix.com,2011:12021-11-15T10:30:55+09:00PeatixBLINKHow to beat the job-hunting game [Max 10 people]tag:peatix.com,2017:event-3283232017-12-09T11:00:00JST2017-12-09T11:00:00JSTNo CV? No problem!Are you struggling with what to say on a cover letter? Are you intimidated by job descriptions? Are you baffled about how to get started? As a student without professional working experiences, writing your Cover Letter can be tough when you just don't know where to get started.Even the most senior professionals started with a blank CV and no experience. By using a professional format that highlights your transferable skills and achievements, you can create an impressive Cover Letter that will jumpstart your career and beat the job-hunting game.At this 3-hour workshop, our dedicated coach will help you create an outstanding Cover Letter that will separate you from all the other new graduates, and get you the job of your dreams.Date: Saturday, 9th December 2017Time: 11:00~14:00Size: Limited to 10 people*Waiting list available. Please notify the organizers if you cannot attend*Location: 3 Chome-24-17 Hirose Building, 4F, Nishiazabu, Minato, Tokyo 106-003110 minutes walk from Roppongi / Hiroo station.Language: EnglishPre-Task: (all printed out in a folder)5 mission/vision/value webpages of 5 target companies4 LinkedIn profiles of people who are in jobs, that you are interested in, at companies that you are interested in3 job listings, current or from the past 1 year, of jobs you are interested in within your target industry2 news articles, with in the last 2 months, about the industry(ies) or company(ies) you are interested inCoach: Douglas BusackerDouglas Busacker is the Academic Director at Tokyo Academics, Japan's leading international learning center. He is an education management specialist with over 10 years of experience. Douglas works with learners, educators, and organizations to transform mindsets; achieve higher academic and standardized test performances; foster long-term client relationships; design and enhance management and learning systems; and acquire and train Ivy League talent. Douglas earned a BS in Electrical Engineer at the University of Washington, where the concept of an adaptive filter first piqued his interest in learning as a system. While teaching and training teachers extensively for the past decade, Douglas has been refining his teaching systems through research on the science of learning.------------------------------------Brought to you by BLINKA student-run empowering platform that connects students directly with companies.We help students jumpstart their career through internships & networking events. Each of our events is international and features live speakers - rising entrepreneurs and industry leaders to share industry insights and career opportunities with students. Our aim is to help students understand the job market in Japan, provide them with information, and teach them how to acquire career capital while still in college in order to direct their own career after graduation. Updatestag:peatix.com,2017-12-03 01:24:592017-12-03 01:24:59The event description was updated. Diff#299702Updatestag:peatix.com,2017-12-03 01:06:052017-12-03 01:06:05Venue was changed to "Tokyo Academics". Orig#299701Updatestag:peatix.com,2017-11-30 06:53:232017-11-30 06:53:23The event description was updated. Diff#299120Updatestag:peatix.com,2017-11-30 06:49:512017-11-30 06:49:51Venue Address was changed to "3 Chome-24-17 Hirose Building, 4F, Nishiazabu, Minato, Tokyo 106-0031". Orig#299119