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For many people starting their job search, writing a cover letter can be a daunting task. It is hard to know where to start and how to sum up why you are the ideal candidate for the job in just a few short paragraphs. Follow these five tips to make sure your cover letter makes you stand out from the crowd.

As part of our ongoing series on jobs, in connection with our classified website classifieds.advertiser.ie/jobs, the experts give tips on various areas of the recruitment process.

Collins McNicholas Recruitment & HR Services in association with Social Media Skillnet are hosting a free event to provide valuable advice to anyone searching for a job in today’s market.

Collins McNicholas Recruitment and HR Services in association with Social Media Skillnet are hosting a free event called ‘Job Searching in Today’s Job Market’ to provide valuable advice to anyone searching for a job in today’s market.

Liam and Orla Delaney have just launched CareerBud.com, a business designed to assist job seekers with the difficult task of finding employment in today’s world. CareerBud is unique in that it is designed to keep the jobseeker at the heart of the process.

Over 80 job seekers attended Collins McNicholas Recruitment & HR Services recent seminar and open day in finding a job in today’s market.

Collins McNicholas Recruitment & HR Services are hosting a free event to provide valuable advice to anyone searching for a job. The event will examine all areas of the job search but in particular will focus on how to find the job you are looking for, apply for the opportunity, and prepare and present at an interview. The event will run from 10am to 5pm in the Sheraton Athlone Hotel on Monday October 21 and is open to anyone who wishes to attend, from individuals starting their first job search to those looking to re-enter the work force or seeking to change employment.

Dermot Hyland is currently employed at the Kinlay Hostel in Eyre Square, Galway. Dermot has availed of the Supported Employment Programme through EmployAbility Galway. Dermot was referred to EmployAbility Galway service in February 2011. Dermot, originally from Renvyle Co Galway, moved to Galway city in 198. Dermot has a mild learning disability and left secondary school after his third year to attend work preparation training. As part of his training he completed a work experience in the Value Centre, Newcastle in 1993, which resulted in paid employment. Dermot loved his job there and worked as a general operative until March 2009 when the facility in Newcastle closed and he was made redundant.

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NUI Galway has announced an additional date to the Summer Boot Camp diary, Thursday June 14, for graduates seeking to gain employment.