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• Individuals
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  • Learning
  • Skill Application
  • Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
• Improving Workplace Performance
  • Meeting Workplace Expectations
  • Recognition
  • Recording Learning
• Career Planning
  • Making Effective Career-Choices
  • Keeping Records
  • Creating a Valued Resume

Career Planning

Career planning is essential to achieving success in your chosen career. Whether you are aiming to be a bookkeeper in a small business or the finance director of a multi-national corporation, you must know in which direction you are headed and what is required of you to achieve your goal.

Planning is a basic, yet key principle used by successful business people. Plans are formulated on a regular basis to control direction, make the best use of resources and measure progress or results.

Think of your career plan along the lines of a business plan.

The key issues to cover are:
• What are my long-term career objectives?
• what will I want to get out of my job in the next five years or so?
• Do I need to study? If so, what for?
• What are my individual priorities?
• These priorities and objectives may change over time and you need to check up from time to time to make sure you are on track. (HAYS worldwide)

MYSKILLSmanager applications support and assist with all aspects of career planning.