Greenwich Library Career Coach – Interview Success

Join the American Job Center Career Coach to learn how to prepare for the most common interview questions or tackle the more difficult ones and answer them with confidence. In this two-hour session you’ll work on enhancing your verbal and non-verbal communication skills, gain insights into the post-interview etiquette and learn the subtle cues interviewers look for in candidates. Space is limited to 8.

This event will be taking place at the Main Greenwich Library. Please arrive early and check in at the bus in the parking lot to be seated for the Coach.

The Career Coach will offer two sessions. You only need to sign up for one program.

To get early access to all the Library’s Learning Lab programs and events, sign up here for Technology Training email newsletters.

American Job Centers are a unique collaboration of state, regional, and local organizations addressing the workforce development needs of the state – both our residents who are seeking jobs and businesses that want to employ them.

Join the American Job Center Career Coach to learn how to prepare for the most common interview questions or tackle the more difficult ones and answer them with confidence. In this two-hour session you’ll work on enhancing your verbal and non-verbal communication skills, gain insights into the post-interview etiquette and learn the subtle cues interviewers look for in candidates. Space is limited to 8.

This event will be taking place at the Main Greenwich Library. Please arrive early and check in at the bus in the parking lot to be seated for the Coach.

The Career Coach will offer two sessions. You only need to sign up for one program.

To get early access to all the Library’s Learning Lab programs and events, sign up here for Technology Training email newsletters.

American Job Centers are a unique collaboration of state, regional, and local organizations addressing the workforce development needs of the state – both our residents who are seeking jobs and businesses that want to employ them.