[Virtual Seminar] Driving Career Growth

"Driving Career Growth" is an intensive seminar that serves as a catalyst for professionals seeking to steer their careers towards growth and success. In today's ever-evolving job market, individuals need more than just ambition; they require a strategic approach to proactively shape their career paths.

When?

27 Nov, Wednesday - 27 Nov, Wednesday
02:00PM - 04:30PM

Where?

Virtual Seminar

Successful career growth is also heavily reliant on effective networking. The seminar will delve into the art of cultivating and nurturing professional relationships, providing strategies for expanding one's network and leveraging these connections to advance one's career.

Furthermore, participants will learn how to actively seek opportunities for promotion within their current organisation and raise their visibility within their industry. This seminar equips professionals with the tools and strategies needed to not only adapt to change but also to thrive in dynamic professional environments, fostering resilience and ensuring sustained career growth.

Learning Outcomes:

• Develop a clear vision for their career growth, set achievable goals, and create a strategic plan to guide their progress.

• Master the art of building and maintaining professional relationships, expanding their network, and leveraging connections for career advancement.

• Learn how to proactively seek opportunities for advancement within their current organisation and enhance their visibility in their field.

Virtual Platform: Zoom on the Career GRIT portal: https://go.gov.sg/career-grit

Details to join the scheduled Zoom meeting will be sent separately upon successful registration.

Note:

Open to Singaporeans only.
Participant's NRIC number is one of the necessary data fields that the government collects to accurately establish or verify the identities of the participants for employment facilitation services.
Please log in 15 mins before the commencement of the virtual session.
Laptop with a stable network connection is preferred to optimize the functions for the virtual session.