Online Workshop
Written applications 101 for Canadian public servants
Exclusive for public servants and policymakers
Tuesday, Sep 14, 2021
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Speakers
There’s a lot to think about when you’re applying for a new job: Is it the right fit for me? What professional experiences should I highlight? What’s motivating me to apply for this job in particular?
But answering these questions is only half the battle — to really stand out, you need to be able to articulate your answers clearly and concisely in your written application.
Join this free online workshop to learn how to write a job application in the Canadian public service that will stand out from the crowd and get you noticed by a hiring manager. You’ll learn about common pitfalls to avoid, and discover tips to help you organise your thoughts in your written application and put your best foot forward.
You'll learn:
- What hiring managers look for in a job application in the Canadian public service
- How to structure your written application clearly and logically
- Top tips for making your application stand out from the crowd
Who should watch:
This workshop is for Canadian public servants looking to learn how to write better job applications, whether you’re applying for a new job now or just want to improve your skills for the future.
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Speakers
Abe Greenspoon
Assistant Director, Enterprise Change and Learning Academy
Canada
Jacky Tweedie
Former federal public servant turned academic, researching the senior management cadre and digital transformation
Canada
Sandrine Ferron-Oullet
Senior Policy Analyst, Women and Gender Equality Canada
Canada
Abe Greenspoon, Director of Enterprise Change Management at the department of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. Abe has worked in eight different Canadian federal departments during his public service career of over 14 years. His mission is to help public servants discover and create the conditions for their success. He has a Master's degree in political science and lives in Ottawa, Canada.
