Certificates prove skills’ level and ability to compete with others in a saturated labour market

10.03.2010

It will be naive to think that after finishing school you will have a job right away. Every employer looks for experienced staff. There are many ways to get necessary work experience for future job search. The Charity “Friendship Zone” gives unique chance to have a temporary work and providing extra lessons for youngsters as no one else.

The forth group have already finished their lessons they had for 6 weeks and now they continue to work as Moderators of the Charity’s website for next 4 months.

All the youngsters say that they have learnt new computer skills using programs they had not previously used.

Francesca Louise Philliskirk and Kyle Doherty mention that the lessons they had will definitely help them in the next job search’, especially the topic lesson “How to find a job” with creating professional CV and Covering letters.

Ahmed Miah is grateful for this opportunity to join “Friendship Zone”, and says he has gained more confidence in himself and learned many new things. Ahmed stresses that he has gained enormous experience on Telemarketing.

For Terry Oyston and Lynval Dacosta the interview techniques on the lesson of „How to find a job” was something new and they now understand the process of interview and how important is to be prepared for an interview and how to make right impression about yourself. According to Lynval, lessons on Power Point seemed very interesting and useful in his future job search’.

Francis Damien Manning knows already what he will do after “Friendship Zone” – he is planning to take his diploma in games developing which is a 3 year course. Francis was the one who attracted successfully new companies on lesson of Telemarketing in collaboration with “Empty cartridge”.

Youngsters of this group call the job at “Friendship Zone” challenging and not stressful. After this job they are not sure, in which industry they would like to work, but they are sure about the work conditions – they want to work in an environment similar to the one that “Friendship Zone” has.

Friendship Zone” is a social networking site which promotes friendship and helps people to achieve their dreams.

To apply for the opportunity to learn and work on the “Friendship Zone” please visit Job Centre Plus to see if you are eligible. For more information on Friendship Zone please visit www.friendship-zone.com.