Job Hunt Tip: In your interview, explain soft skills as well as your experience, such as being able to get along with team members, and being a positive person.

Job Hunt Tip: Create a professional email address that uses your name. Use this to apply for jobs. Don’t let a silly email address sway employers against you.

Job Hunt Tip: Keep a job-search notebook or spreadsheet. Getting organised will help make looking for a job feel less like a headache.

Job Hunt Tip: Your CV and cover letter are often the only information an employer has about you. Make sure they show why you are right for the job.

Job Hunt Tip: Proofread your CV carefully. A typo could be the difference between getting an interview and not getting one.

Job Hunt Tip: Ask your potential employer questions about the company and position to show your preparation and interest in the company.

Job Hunt Tip: Watch your body language: good posture, firm handshake, appropriate eye contact, and friendly facial expressions during interviews.

Job Hunt Tip: Explain any gaps in your employment history, if you have them. For example, you may have taken time off to travel or further your education.

Job Hunt Tip: Remember that your CV is only a summary, not a full-blown account of your every career move. Keep it brief.

Job Hunt Tip: Be knowledgeable for your interview. Appearing ignorant and disinterested about a prospective employer is a bad idea.