Introduction to career planning -lecture coming 28.11.2019 at 16.00

9.12.2019 — Taija Tuominen

A lecture in English about career planning during your studies
Thu 28.11.2019 from 16.00 – 18.00
Location: LS (luentosali) A3, Main Building (City Campus)

More information and enrolling by e-form

In this lecture career specialist Mariska Roelofs talks about Career Planning: what are the steps involved in career planning, how possible is it to plan a career anyway, what are the questions to think about and what are important steps to take during your studies already?
Some of the subjects that will be addressed: self assessment, networking, getting experience in Finland, recognizing your skills and motivation and more.

The enrollment is closed

This lecture is part of a series of 2 open career lectures. The second lecture will take place on 03.02.2020 and will be about Job Hunting: the documents and the job interview.

Both lectures are organized by Tampere University Career Services
email: careerservices.tau[at]tuni.fi.

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