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Careers Fair

Hazel

Hi all

Happy Friday!

I volunteered some months back to help out at my son's school's Careers Fair.  I must have been having a "feeling confident" day at the time.  They have now sent me confirmation.

I'm tempted to bail out and cancel, but I want to fight against that urge.  Have any of you ever done this?  If so what should I take with me, I can't just have an empty table!  Do you think the CIPD would be able to help??  I'm happy to chat about what I do and how best to get there, but I need some visuals.

I'd be grateful for any tips.

TIA

Hazel 

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  • Also contact your local branch. They, too, will often have banners as well as supplies of things like pens and lanyards as "gizzits" to attract attention - they may even be able to offer another local practitioner to help you so you don't look so lonely, have someone to talk to and can nip off to the conveniences if needed!
  • in reply to Robey
    Hi again!

    I'm struggling to get hold of anyone at my local branch. I've been advised to email, but no one has replied, or referred me to the relevant people. To be honest, I feel like I'm bashing my head against the wall! When I call in, I'm just told to email, rather than being able to speak to somebody direct.

    Any tips on how I break this barrier?

    Many thanks

    Hazel
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  • in reply to Robey
    Hi again!

    I'm struggling to get hold of anyone at my local branch. I've been advised to email, but no one has replied, or referred me to the relevant people. To be honest, I feel like I'm bashing my head against the wall! When I call in, I'm just told to email, rather than being able to speak to somebody direct.

    Any tips on how I break this barrier?

    Many thanks

    Hazel
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