Sentence examples for tailored career from inspiring English sources

I've also spoken with the RSC and they can send you a tailored career management pack including advice on redundancy (assuming you are a member).

Catherine de Lange is a science journalist and web editor of Naturejobs which provides tailored careers advice and job listings for scientists at all stages of their careers.

A programme at South London and the Maudsley NHS foundation trust (Slam), which provides tailored careers advice and coaching to patients, is threatened by budget cuts.

"It's crucial that the government doesn't miss the opportunity to step in at this pivotal age, especially when access to trusted, personally tailored careers advice at an early stage can help to make the difference between young people sinking and swimming in the world of work".

I've also mentioned professional bodies from time to time--the larger ones are beginning to offer access to tailored careers advice either through careers surgeries, access to advisers at conferences, or telephone consultations.

Further suggestions included the targeted recruitment of physicians with rural backgrounds, particularly those who are from the areas included in the Program, tailored career-development coaching for those who choose to stay in the rural areas, improved pre-deployment orientation to better prepare the DTTBs for their roles and the introduction of a rural physician network.

That reassessment provides an opportunity to tailor career counseling and other re-employment services to the long-term jobless.

Its unique graduate training programme - a tailored, individual career development path.

The son of a well-known preacher, the 45-year-old Cruz has tailored his career to appeal to such voters.

Job seekers complete the guarantee programme which is a scheme that helps tailor career aspirations and goals with specific training and eventually interview opportunities.

The son of a shoemaker, Mr. Cirillo began his tailoring career in Brescia, an Italian town about an hour outside Milan, where his uncles owned a suitmaking shop.