Vacancies

Staff Vacancy

ASSESSORS/TRAINERS AND/OR INTERNAL VERIFERS – DENTAL

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To view apprenticeship vacancies please register yourself. All of our current vacancies are available on the National Apprenticeship Service ( NAS ) web site click here

CV Tips 

More often than not your CV is the very first point of contact you have with a prospective employer. It is true what they say ( first impressions count )

Applying for a job is a hugely comptetitive process so you need your CV to stand out. This is as much about clarity as it is about content. keep the information to two sides of A4 and signpost the key sections with simple headlines that guide the reader through.

1. CV Objective

This should be a short concise statement which tells the employer what kind of apprenticeship you are looking for and the direction you would like to take your career in.

    2.   The CV should begin with general information

Name

Surname

Local  address

E-mail address

Home phone number

Mobile number 

   3.   Skills Summary

This is where you include your main skills as keywords. Do not go into lengthy descriptions it needs to be short and scannable. Also try and mention examples which highlight your focus on any experience you have in the work area you are applying for. 

   4.   Education Summary

Include all of your qualifications in this section from school/college as well as non-academic institutions if they are related to the job vacancy. If you have more work experience than qualifications put your work experience before your qualifications.

Before submitting your CV check it carefully and then check it again. Mistakes will look careless and give the wrong impression to the employer. Take a copy so you know exactly what you have submitted.

Completing online application forms

A good online application requires the same advance preparation as its hard copy equivalent. Bear in mind that 

• a registration password will allow you to save and return to online forms so they can be completed and submitted when you are ready.
• Formality in your application is still a must. Make time to check it through and ensure it is effectively targeted to the position and employer. 

 

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