Thursday 28 March 2013

*Current Vacancies @ AGE121*

Dental Receptionist - Kingston
Full Time / Part Time
Kingston-Upon-Thames, UK




Care Assistant - Surrey

Full Time
Surrey, Greater London




Health Care Assistant - Sydenham


Full Time / Part Time
Sydenham, South East London




Dental Receptionist - Middlesex

Full Time / Part Time
Middlesex, Greater London



Administrative & Clerical - Harley St

Full Time / Part Time
Harley St, Central London




Dental Receptionist - Bexleyheath

Part Time
Bexleyheath, Kent




Dental Receptionist - Hornsey
Full Time / Part Time
Hornsey, North West London



AGE121 Recruitment


AGE Recruitment are a niche consultancy recruiting within the medical industry. Our mission is simple – provide expert Advice, Staff and Training.




AGE121 Training




At AGE we provide the knowledge and the confidence to our clients to excel further in their chosen career. We treat every client as an individual and tailor our approach to their needs.




AGE specialise in Training UK, and overseas professionals, and helping them into employment and dealing with their compliance for the fields they are already working in. We focus on employment in nearly every field. 




We are on hand 24 hours a day 7 days a week in case of emergencies and you will always have a contact number for your representative. 





Our consultants have many years of experience between them dealing with clients and professional alike. You will be treated to a high standard of service when registering with us. 
With friendly advice and a combined 20+ years of sound judgement experience you really are in the best hands when it comes to dealing with AGE121.



COMPLETE SUCCESS WITH AGE121...FROM TRAINING TO RECRUITMENT :)





Wednesday 27 March 2013

You've taken the first step, got your appearance in check...so now what's next?

You've chosen what career path you want to take, you've addressed the three simple rules to appearance and presentation...Now...CV and Cover Letter, fix it up and make it look sharp! ;)

CVs





Build a Stand-Out-CV

  • Make sure you have your name and contact details (a company can't hire you if they can't contact you).
  • Have an opening statement about yourself. No more than 3-4 lines is required. Keep it brief and straight to the point, stating who you are, your key strengths and your career goals.
  • List your educational background, putting the most recent at the top. Put the name of the place you studied at, followed by the subjects you studied plus your grades.
  • Next, list your past work experience, putting the most recent/current job first. Start with the company name and the name of your job role, then bullet point the duties/tasks you did in your job role.
  • Lastly, briefly list some of your hobbies and interests to help the employer build an idea about your character. Keep it short. (They don't need to know the ins and outs of your daily routines).
  • At the very end of your CV, put two past employer references, with the Manager's name, the company address and a contact number. (So your future employer can check how worthy you are, before taking you on board).











HERE ARE THE MOST COMMON CV MISTAKES...DON'T LET YOUR CV BE ONE OF THE WORST.





COVER LETTERS



Write an eye-catching Cover Letter
  • Keep your cover letter to a one- page spread. Try not to make it any longer.
  • REMEMBER: Your cover letter is not another CV in the format of a letter; DO NOT repeat everything that is on your CV.
  •  Put your name and contact details. (Yes both your CV and Cover Letter should your name and contact details :) )
  • Your cover letter should let the employer know more about you; your relevant skills and past experience, and specifically why you would be the right candidate for the vacant position.
  • State why you are writing this letter, and where you saw the job advertisement. Summarise your education and past work experience. Explain why the skills you have would benefit the advertised role. Describe who you are as a person and what you can bring to the company (make it interesting and different, not like the average person's cover letter)
  • TRY NOT TO use commonly used CV / Cover Letter words such as "I'm hard-working,  friendly, great personality etc.
  • TRY NOT TO start every sentence with "I was" or "I am" etc
  • Finish your letter with a "Thank You, Look forward to hearing from you, and Sincerely yours".




Ok so you've decided where your heading...

Now that you have chosen a path, it's time to make sure that you're dressed to impress for the occasion.
Appearance is key; if you look the part, more than likely you will get the part. 
Also, appearance is not just what you are wearing, it is how you are presented, i.e. grooming, hygiene, presentation of attire etc.

To make sure your appearance is impressionable, follow three simple steps:

1. Grooming (This includes hair, face and nails)






Wherever you're going make sure your hair is neat and tidy, and not looking like you just rolled out of bed. Whether it's an interview, training course first day or the first day of your new job, it is a day to appear presentable, not like your on the catwalk rocking the messy-bed-hair style, hoping it will catch on as the latest trend. It won't look cool. :( Also, guys, keep the facial hair well maintained and if possible, to a minimum. No out-in-the-jungle-running-wild beards please :P





Ladies, keep your make-up to a professional standard (in other words keep it subtle; you're not out on the pull on a Friday Night with your girlfriends. Take note from the above image; Angelina's got the right idea (and look how successful she is ;) )


Both guys and girls, should keep their nails clean and short. This way your hands look hygienic and neat, and there's no chance of you crying over a broken nail. But, if you want to keep your nails long, try not to have them looking like witches claws ; it's unprofessional and looks scary :)



2. Personal Hygiene


Keep it FRESH, Keep it CLEAN. 
So simple you cannot go wrong :)


Don't be a Smelly Sam or a Smelly Sally :(

3. Professional Attire


A shirt, skirt/trousers and blazer is all you need to get the right look, especially for interviews. ;)

First Step to Success...

The first step to success is knowing where you're heading. If you haven't decided what path you want to pursue, how can you be successful in it. So, first and foremost, take the time to think about what you want to be and what you want to do.




At AGE121 we offer Training Courses in:

  • Emergency First Aid At Work 1 Day Course
http://age121.com/training/emergency-first-aid-at-work-1-day-course-2
  • People Moving, Handling & Risk Assessment Training


  • Baby & Toddler First Aid


  • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)


  • Moving, Handling & Risk Assessment Training


  • AED Defibrillator


  • Mini Skills First Aid


  • National Diploma in Dental Nursing


  • Administration 1 Day Course


  • Dental Receptionist


  • CSCS Cards


  • Personal Assistant (PA) Training (2 Days)



AGE121 is here to help, whether you need training and/or employment, our hand is outstretched to you...



We will pick you up and guide you along your way to your future career, and to success in life.



Choose AGE121 to help:  




AGE121: we are a company that specialise in getting our candidates into the right training for the career path they would like to pursue, and then once they have trained, we put you forward for the relevant current vacancies. We stand by you the whole time, from start to finish, till you are secure in your new found job.

AGE121 provide training and recruitment in fields such as Health care assistant, medical (First Aid), dentistry, construction and much more. You will have your own personal consultant, that is on hand to answer your every question, and deal with your training and employment individually.

Find us at www.age121.com