Ref 2015: andreas.l.selvik@gmail.com, Allan Daniel D'Silva, akselr@stud. UG = UnderGrad. G = Graduate
Suggestions for new (not yet approved) classes from students can be added as tables in comments below
Hei Yuko,
Vil du være med på dette kurset?
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Subject: Course "Applying for a job in Norway" 29 September 2016 (9:00 - 11:30)
NTNUs International Researcher Support (NIRS) invites the researchers in temporary positions to the course "Applying for a job in Norway".
Spouses/partners of international researchers can attend the course on a different date. More information will be sent in a separate email.
Date: 29 September 2016 (9:00 - 11:30)
Location: NTNU, Gløshaugen, Main Building, 4th floor, room 414.
Lunch is included. Please let me know if you have any allergies.
Registration is required, please contact: Iuliana Hussein (iuliana.hussein@ntnu.no). Please specify your name and affiliation with NTNU.
Deadline for registration 23 September 2016. Those who are offered a place will be contacted by email after the deadline.
Course description:
This course is suitable for persons looking for a job in Norway who need to know how to apply for jobs and prepare for the interview in Norway. This course will focus on the cultural differences and will give specific tips of what one should do differently in Norway in the job application process.
The participants will get a better understanding of what Norwegian employers expect and what they are looking for. Each attendee will receive an electronic copy of the course material and electronic samples of job applications and CVs – in English and Norwegian – made for the Norwegian job market, which can be used as templates when applying for a job in Norway.
The course is hold by Karin Ellis (CEO of Ellis Culture and Consulting )
Karin has several years experience in running courses both for foreigners working with Norwegians, and for Norwegians working with persons from other cultures.