PERCAT Online Workshop: Interview Skills for Postdocs

Location
Online
Dates
Thursday 11 June (10:00) - Friday 12 June 2020 (15:00)
Contact

To register please email Jennifer Thomson providing details of your College, School and current job role. The deadline for registration is 12 noon on Friday 29th May.

Day 1: Thursday 11th June 2020, 10am-2pm
Day 2 : Friday 12th June 2020, 10am-3pm

This is a two day online workshop, participants must attend both days.

Uniquely Powerful Training Workshop with Award Winning Coach and Performance Storyteller Anna Conomos-Wedlock

Are you keen to apply for a fellowship but unsure about how to pitch yourself at interview? Enthusiastic about applying for roles inside or outside academia but worried about what impression you will make on the interviewers? Nervous about presenting to an audience?

In a world where communication is the path to success, being able to tell your story in an effective and engaging way is KEY to getting ahead and achieving your goals.

This course utilises powerful performance storytelling techniques and stimulating interactive exercises in group and one-to-one settings, to develop skill sets which can be applied both in virtual and real contexts. In this day and age both skill sets are needed as online interviews and meetings become the norm.

Sign up for two days of online practical, specialised training to develop successful interview and presentation skills and winning pitches tailored to the needs of postdoctoral and early career researchers.

Who is this seminar aimed at?

All postdoctoral and early career researchers in EPS and LES who wish to prepare themselves for interviews, whether that be for fellowships, lectureships or roles outside academia.

Registration

To register please email Jennifer Thomson providing details of your College, School and current job role. The deadline for registration is 12 noon on Friday 29th May

Participants will be required to submit details of their preferred position and a written outline of a 3-minute pitch setting out their research/career goals. These can be submitted by email to Jennifer Thomson and must be received by 5pm on Friday 29th May.  This will enable the workshop to be tailored to the needs of those taking part.