PhD students' workshop
"optimize your job search" (non-academic)
After a long university career, entering the job market can sometimes be a confusing experience for doctoral students. The aim of this workshop is to identify the real or perceived difficulties doctoral students face when entering the job market, so as to be able to overcome them in an effective job search.
This workshop focuses on the job market "outside academic research", presenting tools for identifying potential employers and communicating with recruiters via the CV.
session 1
Define your job search strategy :
- Identify the different stages in the job search process
- Getting organized for effective research
- Personal assessment: take stock of your skills (personal inter-session work)
session 2
Identify your skills to enhance your profile :
- Identify your skills (feedback on individual inter-session work)
- Present and promote your experience and skills
- Summary of skills developed by doctors
Learn how to write a CV and cover letter:
- Understand the stakes and the guarantees of effectiveness of this document
- What should they include (form and content)?
- Specificities of an academic CV and a CV for the "classic" job market
Click on the registration button, then once on the site, click on the "Training" tab.
Distance learning and face-to-face + personalized follow-up!
Monday, April 22 / Monday, April 29
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Face-to-face
Thursday, May 23 / Thursday, May 30
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Distance learning
Attendance required for both sessions in the same session (face-to-face or distance learning).