Job is a valuable part of our life, and beneficial work not only offers financial benefits, it can also enable us to become happier citizens. The working life is EXCITING, CHALLENGING and can be very SATISFYING as well.

1. “HOW TO BE JOB
READY”

2. Presentation By: Ritika
Sinha
Talent Acquisition Intern at “The Sparks
Foundation”
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3. 5 key steps to
being job ready

4. 1. Know Yourself
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6. Know yourself
 Recognizing your talents, interest and excitement is critical.
 Analyze the experiences of the life, describe your beliefs and
develop a greater understanding of your own talents.
 A talents and teaching instructor or tutor will help you better
describe skills, interest and passion.
 Think of what went well or not so well, and then implement those
lessons on the next day of work.
 Ask for feedback from others to reduce the gap between how
others see you and how you see yourself.
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7. 2. IDENTIFY YOUR
JOBS OF INTEREST
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9.  Getting in touch with emotions is an excellent way of identifying
your career interests.
 In order to define your work of importance, ask yourself any
questions.
 What do you want to do in your spare time?
 What's your passion that can be turned into a career?
 What were your favorite internships/ extracurricular
activities/hobbies?
 What do you like or dislike about your past jobs?
IDENTIFY YOUR JOBS OF INTEREST
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10. 3. Create a Nice
Resume
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12. Create a nice resume
Remember the below points for creating a nice resume
 Choose a work target (also called a "job Objective"). A real job title fits well.
 Figure out what talents, expertise, and experience are required to do the goal
job.
 Make a list of your 3 or 4 greatest abilities, skills, information that make you a
good choice for that goal job.
 Think of some experiences from your previous work history that demonstrate that
talent for each main skill.
 Describe each achievement in a clear statement of action which emphasizes the
outcomes.
 Create a list of the key positions you have filled in chronological order. Include
voluntary jobs that fills a void.
 Make a list of your qualifications and schooling that is connected to the current
career you seek.
 Choose a chronological or practical resume style that suits the condition.
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13. 4. Be fully prepared
for your interview
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15. Be fully prepared for your interview
Be straightforward in answering questions and choose your words carefully.
Polish your skills regularly to better equip yourself for enhanced performance
Effective planning is the secret to your success; the same applies to the interview.
You need to consider and recall the mission of the organization you are presenting with.
Plan your replies around: why do they recruit me.
Do a few mock interviews.
Get advice from a trustworthy faculty or administrator for an academic interview.
Prepare few responses to typical questions for interviews.
You can seek help from friends, family and the internet, where there are many job
portals, who can guide you and help you crack an interview.
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16. 5. Be Prepared
Even Before The
Job
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18. Be prepared even before the job
 A common source of job planning will help you not only decide which
course is right for you in terms of your personal and career
ambitions, your talents and your ability.
 When you know what you want, it is expected that you start preparing
for it; understand the job duties, the job expectations, skills required
to succeed on the job and everything else that can better prepare
you. This is so when it comes, you would not be taken aback by the
role in itself.
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19. Thanks!
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