Apprentice
The Apprentice career stage is a phase filled with hands-on experience, skill development, and the foundation for a rewarding career.
Let's explore what being an apprentice entails and how you can navigate this crucial stage...
Hands-On Learning
Practical, on-the-job training to gain real-world experience.
Embrace mentorship opportunities to learn from experienced professionals.
Skill Refinement
Focus on honing technical skills and problem-solving. Become proficient in your chosen field through real challenges.
Career Development
Immerse in your industry. Attend workshops, conferences, and networking events.
Build connections with professionals and potential mentors.
Career Growth
Strive for excellence. Recognition and feedback are key for advancing in your apprenticeship. Actively seek feedback for continuous improvement.
Next Steps
Define your career goals within the apprenticeship. Consider how to transition smoothly into the workforce. Update your CV and prepare for job interviews.
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Using the STAR format to answer competency based questions
Most job interviews have a segment dedicated to answering competency or behavioural questions.
Interviewers use these types of questions to understand your experience and qualities in your role, gaining a better idea of how you'll fit into the company and its culture. The best way to prepare for these types of questions is to use the STAR format a technique that will help you prepare for answering situational questions.