The British Academy for Training and Development provides a training course on how to pass and prepare job interviews for anyone who wants to develop their verbal and physical skills to convince employers of their skills and experience.

 Having a great job is great in working life. If you're lucky, you'll have a great boss, who will motivate you to do better, work with colleagues who support each other in the company's internal and external challenges, but once you get home you do not feel happy but just feel lucky to get a job. For those who have not been lucky every day is a challenge in itself, a strategic plan must be put in place to produce tangible results, while planning enough to ensure that you have a suitable career opportunity through which to upgrade and enter business later.

In this course we will learn how to find a job that suits your physical and intellectual skills.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• All persons entering the working life including university students, institutes and professionals.
• Individuals who want to have more suitable career positions for them.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• How to study the job description of the proposed job from all angles.
• Preparing for a practical interview.
• Methods of preparing biographies that draw the attention of employers.
• How to highlight the strengths of employers, and to have sufficient knowledge about the job position required.
• How to help employers succeed in the future and ways to show it within business interviews.
• The relationship of body language to successful job interview or not.

• The concept of CV and interview work.
• I'm working.
• To what cares who meets you.
• Why do we meet a group of people more often than not?
• Self-development skills.
• Principles and rules of job interviews.
• Ways to get a successful job interview.
• Dealing with embarrassing questions in job interviews.
• The importance of the first impression and body language in the interview work.
• How to be questions and what to aim for.
• What do you do if you do not know the answer?
• How to prepare for an interview.