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CAREER 101: Career Tips They Didn't Teach You in College. We would like to invite those who are still finding a place for themselves in the workplace, whether you are fresh graduates or between jobs.

CAREER 101 will have speakers who will teach you to not only get the job, but what to expect once you've landed the job. Then, they will be telling you about planning for the future and how to smarten up once you start making money for yourself.

ENTRANCE IS FREE & MEALS WILL BE PROVIDED.
Friday, February 17, 4-8pm, McDonald's Ayala

TOPICS:
- How to Get the Job
. What HR managers want to see in an application letter and resume
. The art of the Job Interview

- Preparing Yourself for Your Job
. Organizing yourself at work
. Learning how to be part of a team
. Stress Management

- Smart Spending for Young People
. What are credit cards and debit cards? How do they work?
. What are the pros and cons of having one?

- Smart Saving for Young People
. Why should I save?
. What should I be saving for?
. Where should I be saving?

So, what are you waiting for?

To register, do either of the steps below on or before FEB 10, 2012 to ensure you a seat.
1. Text to 0922-8232782 your NAME, SCHOOL/COMPANY, EMAIL AD, CONTACT NUMBER
OR
2. Send an email to admin@honeycombfc.com and write on the subject line - CAREER 101 Registration and place your NAME, SCHOOL/COMPANY, EMAIL AD, CONTACT NUMBER in the body.
OR
3. You may register thru this link.

Cebu, Philippines - As a thriving city, Cebu has always been the core of everything in the Central Visayas region. Staying true to that, Cebu became the fitting choice for the first ever Career Hub, staged by the country's number one job site, Jobstreet.com.

Quoting employment Secretary Rosalinda Dimapiliz-Baldoz of the Department of Labor and Employment Central Visayas Region, "invest in our country's resource, our human resource, to make us more competitive and employable", Jobstreet.com aims to be the Cebuanos' ally to promote their enhanced employability to some of the country's roster leading companies that are willing to tap Cebu as the next employment abode in the country.

During the opening day of the Jobstreet.com Career hub, an on-the-spot hiring was facilitated and many cebuano jobseekers, as well as employers, found the right match. Thanks to Jobstreet.com's career enhancement aids such as tips on winning resumes and acing interviews, there is not doubt that this 3-month long campaign will fuel the employment in the Queen City of the South.

Mary Grace R. Colet, the Country Manager of Jobstreet.com led the company to become the market leader of online recruitment industry in the Philippines, and is also the one who spearheads the Cebu career hub. "Our country is full of potential, and we are bent on utilizing each potential to the maximum, starting with the people. Cebu is the right place to start this campaign." Believing that the best way to improve the lives of the people is through better career, Colet, along with her dedicated team, built the Jobstreet.com Career Hub.

Showing his support, Honorable Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama led the ribbon cutting to officially open this momentous event last February 25, 2011, along with Cebu's top employers and the media. Mayor Rama, a known firm supporter of the President's 22-point Agenda on Labor and Employment, fully extends his gratitude as his became the choice of Jobstreet.com for the campaign. He sees the Career Hub as the bond for his vision of Cebu as the flourishing city that he and the rest of cebuanos aspires to have.

"As we usher in 2011, there is growing confidence in all of us that we may yet see the brighter light of the day. And with that, we know we are slowly advancing our way toward the sustainable city that we all dream about, " Mayor Rama said.

Surely, the Cebu Career Hub will cement the fact that Cebu City is the newest employment abode for both employees and employers as it targets to help not only present jobbers, but also th future of the corporate workforce in the form new graduates and competent undergraduates.