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General NewsIf you are a single parent and looking to get back into work, here are a couple of tips to help your job search and find the ideal role to fit around your family.
Be realistic about the working hours you will be able to commit. It is likely you will be juggling school/nursery drop-offs and pick-ups with the hours you work. Take time to work out what is the realistic maximum amount of hours you are able to work without it inflicting on your family life. If you have help from family and friends, then discuss how much time they are willing to commit to help you out. Ensure these discussions take place prior to starting your job search in order to have a clear idea of what roles are applicable.
It is becoming increasing common for employer’s to offer flexible working. Whilst applying for roles, identify which might offer flexible working hours which are more likely help your get a work-life balance.
Many jobs in Cambridge and other large cities offer specific working hours tailored to parents looking for work. Approaching smaller companies that may only require an extra pair of hands throughout the week could benefit your job search.
The old fashioned method of taking your CV in-person can allow you to explain you are only looking for flexible working positions and to bare you in mind for any that may arise.HonestyMany parents avoid discussing their child and parenting situation with potential employers. However, this may not be the best way to approach a new role. Honesty is the best policy. Be upfront in the interview stage, or when initially discussing a role with an employer. Explain that you have other commitments which include your family. However, at the same time do not let this take away from showing your commitment to wanting a job role.
A well-written CV can significantly increase your chances of securing an interview. Here are our top tips for creating a CV, specifically tailored to office-based positions that will get you noticed.
Engineering employers aren't looking for generic CVs, they're looking for evidence of your technical ability, qualifications and hands-on experience. Whether you're a Maintenance Engineer, CNC Machinist or Design Engineer, your CV should clearly demonstrate the skills and expertise that make you the right person for the job.
Industrial employers are often recruiting at pace, so your CV needs to quickly demonstrate that you have the skills, experience and reliability they're looking for. Whether you're applying for a warehouse, production or manufacturing role, a clear and well-structured CV can make all the difference.
A well-written CV can significantly increase your chances of securing an interview. Here are our top tips for creating a CV, specifically tailored to office-based positions that will get you noticed.
Engineering employers aren't looking for generic CVs, they're looking for evidence of your technical ability, qualifications and hands-on experience. Whether you're a Maintenance Engineer, CNC Machinist or Design Engineer, your CV should clearly demonstrate the skills and expertise that make you the right person for the job.
A well-written CV can significantly increase your chances of securing an interview. Here are our top tips for creating a CV, specifically tailored to office-based positions that will get you noticed.
