Pro Bono Masterclass about Job Hunting Skills and Interviewing Techniques, July 20, 2021

Pro Bono Provider: MFO MBC

Beneficiaries: Telavi Learning and Employment Support Center

Telavi Learning and Employment Support Center was established within the project of "Skills Building and Innovative Job Opportunities for Regional Development of Georgia".

The purpose of the Learning and Employment Support Centers is to help local job seekers develop their skills and deepen their knowledge in a variety of areas. The Centers gradually develop training programs, workshops and seminars, taking into account the requirements of the labour market, as well as the needs and interest of people who apply to the employment centers,

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:

One of the beneficiary groups of the Telavi Learning and Employment Support Center is job seekers who want to deepen their knowledge in various fields and be employed in interesting and desirable organizations or business companies. To make it easier for the Center's beneficiaries to find likable job positions and integrate into the labor market, the Center offers a training module about "Job Hunting Skills and Interviewing Techniques".

SERVICES DELIVERED:

On July 20, 2021, Magda Tkeshelashvili, Head of the Human Resources Management Division of the microfinance organization MBC, visited the Telavi Learning and Employment Support Center and conducted Pro Bono masterclass for job seekers about "Job Hunting Skills and Interviewing Techniques". Participants received information about successful interviewing techniques. They also had an interview simulation during the meeting, which will help them to successfully pass the interview stage in the future.

RESULT OF PRO BONO MEDIATION:

Pro Bono Masterclass about Job Hunting Skills and Interviewing Techniques

MEDIATOR:

Pro Bono masterclass is mediated by the Center for Strategic Research and Development of Georgia within the frames of Civil Society STAR Initiative: CSOs as Sustainable, Transparent, Accountable and Resilient Development Actors in Georgia’. The project is funded by the European Union and Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.