Big thanks to our 1st ever customer for purchasing a Module from our JOBSEARCH ESSENTIALS FOR PAPUA NEW GUINEANS course (Module 2: Curriculum Vitae’s the Way Recruiter’s Like), Ian Tarai . We hope it helps you in preparing a top CV when applying for Jobs.
Contact us if you’re interested in purchasing one of the eight modules of the JOBSEARCH ESSENTIALS FOR PAPUA NEW GUINEANS. Empower yourself for a bright future. #WokEmWok #ThePNGRecruiter
Hi guys, just a little Public Service Announcement regarding our recently launched course, Job Search Essentials for Papua New Guineans, on the @reelaeapp1411 online learning platform:
Firstly, we found that there are a few issues for people trying to gain access to the course, where you have to sign up as a Student on the ReeLae Online Learning Platform. Sincere apologies to you all who’ve been attempting to gain access but to no avail, the situation is out of our control. ?
But we have another solution for you all who’d like to gain access to our videos created for the course. There are 8 for each module and they talk about each of the Essential Skills needed to be successful in obtaining employment in Papua New Guinea fast and effectively:
1. ?? Cover Letters (The Way Recruiters Like)
2. ? Curriculum Vitaes (The Way Recruiters Like)
3. ? Job Interview Principles (Recommended by The PNG Recruiter)
4. ? Effective Job Search Techniques (Recommended by The PNG Recruiter)
5. ? LinkedIn Fundamentals (Recommended by The PNG Recruiter)
6. ? Social Media Etiquette for Job Seekers (Recommended by The PNG Recruiter)
7. ? Proper Telephony Skills to have during the Job Seeking Process (Recommended by The PNG Recruiter)
8. ? What to do when you find a job (Recommended by The PNG Recruiter)
Secondly, the only way you can have access to these videos (whichever you prefer to upskill yourself in) is through the below steps:
1. Have an existing Google Account or Gmail email address, for us to give you access to the YouTube video which we’ll email you the private link.
2. Private Links will only be sent if you make an Internet or Mobile Banking Transaction of K50 to our BSP Bank Account (contact us for the details). ?
The course/videos are recommended for:
*The unemployed in PNG looking for an edge in their job search
*Recent graduates from any education level that are looking for employment
*Trades/Technical workforce and Apprentices looking for an edge in obtaining jobs fast and effectively in PNG
*Parents who want to upskill and inform their soon-to-graduate children to find jobs fast without any work experience
Contact us on the following for more info:
? Email: thepngrecruiter@gmail.com
? LinkedIn Company Page: [The PNG Recruiter Limited](https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-png-recruiter-limited/?viewAsMember=true)
? Personal LinkedIn Profile: [Douglas Banimbi](https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglasbanimbi/)
? Facebook Page: [The PNG Recruiter](https://www.facebook.com/thepngrecruiter89/)
Em tasol, thanks for watching and remember… #WokEmWok #ThePNGRecruiter
Calling all TECHNICAL and VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TRAINING (TVET) GRADUATES of 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 in PNG.
Please help the PNG National Research Institute (PNG NRI) with their LABOUR MARKET OUTCOMES RESEARCH in youraa1wl field of work by taking part in their research efforts. The results collected will not only help the NRI but organisations that employ TVET and TECHNICALLY trained manpower to understand all issues affecting your part of the workforce.
We got resource projects coming up in PNG and with your input, employers can create better plans on how to involve you all effectively into them.
Follow instructions in below post to learn how to take part, they’re giving away Mobile Phone Credits for successful participants.
#WokEmWok #ThePNGRecruiter
The Port Moresby Technical College recently had it’s 60th graduation on the 27th March, 2024 at the Sir John Guise Stadium in Port Moresby, PNG. The graduation theme at the was “Investing and Empowering Our Graduates with High Quality, Innovative Employable Business and Technical Skills to meet Industry Business Needs in the 21st Century.” (Source: https://www.postcourier.com.pg/pom-technical-college-introduce-advance-programs/ )
Image 2: A Graduating Class from the Port Moresby Technical College. (Source: https://pomtechnicalcollege.com/?page_id=85 )
This theme coincides with the recent introduction of Diploma courses in SME Accounting, SME Business Management and Customs Brokerage at the Technical College. These courses, combined with the technically and trades-oriented courses, look to equip students with the knowledge to monetize there technical/trades knowledge with the business management and Accounting and Business Management knowledge.
Imagine a Mechanic who has graduated from Pom Tech who has the knowledge and competencies of the current SME business environment to start their own Motor Mechanic business that can one day grow into a fully fledged business that can compete with the multinational owned Motor Mech businesses in the country in the future? This is the possible outcome of combining these SME business courses with Trades oriented roles.
But then there may be some factors that can impede the achievement of this goal, and a big one would be due to the unavailability of start-up capital required to commence a Trades/Technical SME Business, utilizing the qualifications obtained from Pom Tech.
This was elaborated in a recent post on LinkedIn by the page, PNG TVET Agenda, but more summarized in this paragraph from the post: “The only hindrance I foresee is the starting capital. Most TVET graduates come from rural families whose income is through subsistence farming. As such, even with the energy, the resources such as land accompanied with a certificate, without the vital funding, such thoughts will remain a dream.” (Source: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/png-tvet-agenda_sme-and-tvet-there-are-many-motivations-to-activity-7183921330164047872-i6UV?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop ).
Image 4: Port Moresby Technical Students on an OJT assignment with Remington Group. (Source: https://remingtongrouppng.com.pg/news-category/remington-news/ )
It is our strong belief that in order to obtain the capital required to start off a business, one must obtain a job first, in this case, with the Trade Qualifications one obtains from a Technical College such as Pom Tech. Once employment is obtained, one must put aside funding from fortnightly wages & salaries to build enough seed capital to set the business. And the key to obtaining employment is to know the basics of effective job seeking methods and techniques.
Jobs need to be seen by our future Trades Folk not only has an avenue to build a career but also seen as an investment opportunity: Your savings, your superannuation, your bonuses, they’re all generated from the wages and salaries and efforts to meet targets which can fund the seed capital required to start your SME Business.
Image 5: Boys from the Port Moresby Technical College preparing to celebrate PNG’s Independence Day. (Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=704135731734687&set=a.456662663148663 )
The PNG Recruiter is very excited to hear about Pom Tech offering courses on SME Management & Accounting as we’ve always envisioned a Trade Workforce that is equip with Business, Finance and even Technological knowledge to be dynamic enough to create locally owned and managed Trades Businesses in the future that can add value to various businesses in PNG, like the lucrative mining, oil & gas sector, for example.
This is important today as we see a decline in the PNG Economy, producing the future business men and women of Trades related organizations is a must to diversify PNG’s revenue generating opportunities, which will hopefully turn our economy around.
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