Next Steps for Interview Skills and CV Writing

In the interview with prospective employers, you want to handle those searching interview questions competently and provide powerful and memorable interview answers. (These, of course, will be explored in depth during your mock interview and interview skills session.)

And prior to that you may need to enhance your CV/Curriculum Vitae/Resume.

So, what are the next steps YOU need to take to get yourself up the interview ladder to beat the interview competition?

These critical next steps are outlined below.

Call us NOW to put these next steps in place.

For the 1-1 Coaching in Job Interview Skills

  1. Give us a call for a chat, or email us.
  2. We'll provide you with all the info you need about our 1-1 Interview Sessions. Once you agree to go ahead we'll agree on a date.
  3. We'll arrange payment with you.
  4. You will send us your current CV, which we will use as background for the mock interview. If you don't have a current CV, we'll get relevant details from you.
  5. Then we'll work in 'partnership' during the Job Interview Skills session to ensure that you are prepared to beat the competition.

For our CV Writing Service:

  1. Give us a call for a chat, or email us.
  2. We'll provide you with all the info you need about CVs and our CV Writing Service. Once you decide that you want us to write a CV for you, we'll arrange payment with you.
  3. We'll ask you for your current CV and ask you to complete our standard CV questionnaire and send it in. Then we'll arrange a telephone discussion (30 minutes, or more depending on your skills, experience, posts sought etc.)
  4. We'll have a draft ready for you within 2-4 days.
  5. We will then make any changes you wish to your new professionally-written CV before emailing you the final version in Word format.
Contact Us Now!


By phone, email, or complete the Enquiry Form on the Contact Us page

Did You Know:

Interviewers decide to accept or reject a candidate within the first 3 to 4 minutes of an interview and spend the rest of the interview seeking evidence to support their first impression.