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Greece's DYPA offers free workshops for job seekers in September
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Greece's DYPA offers free workshops for job seekers in September

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Public Employment Service (DYPA) in Greece is offering free workshops in September for job seekers.
  • Workshops cover resume building, interview preparation, and entrepreneurship skills.
  • Both in-person and online sessions are available, with limited spots and priority given to early applicants.

The Public Employment Service (DYPA) in Greece is continuing its series of group counseling workshops throughout September, offering valuable support to individuals seeking employment or considering a career change. These workshops aim to equip participants with the necessary skills for faster and more effective integration into the labor market.

In September, a total of 108 workshops are scheduled: 86 will be held in person at 60 KPA2 centers across the country, while 22 will be conducted online via the e-Workshops platform. The sessions will cover a range of essential topics, including how to create an effective resume, prepare for job interviews, develop a business plan, and leverage social media for job searching. Specialized modules also delve into topics like social entrepreneurship, business model canvas, and utilizing artificial intelligence for resume creation.

For the in-person workshops, each lasting three hours, participants can register by emailing the specific KPA2 center hosting the session. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited capacity. Similarly, the online e-Workshops, each two hours long, have a maximum of 50 participants, with registration also based on strict order of application.

Interested individuals can find the detailed program for both in-person and online workshops on the DYPA website. The initiative underscores DYPA's commitment to providing accessible resources and guidance to help citizens navigate the job market effectively and enhance their professional development.

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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.