Key points
- Experts from the “Reboot” program of the Ukrainian Red Cross conducted a “Resume Workshop” at the Career Festival in Kyiv.
- Dozens of visitors created and updated their resumes during the event with the help of program representatives.
- Among the participants were IDPs, youth, veterans and their families, as well as those looking for a job or wanting to change their profession.
- Some participants immediately registered for further participation in the program.
Experts from the “Reboot” program of the Ukrainian Red Cross conducted a “Resume Workshop” at the organization’s stand during the Career Festival in Kyiv.
For many participants, this was not only an opportunity to update their resume but also to rethink their professional path and see new career prospects.
– Ukrainian Red Cross.
The “Resume Workshop” was one of the activities that sparked the greatest interest. Dozens of people created or updated their resumes during the event with the help of program representatives.
Some participants immediately registered for further participation in the “Reboot” program.
Among the visitors were:
- internally displaced persons;
- youth;
- veterans and their families;
- people looking for a new job or wanting to change their profession.
In addition to individual consultations, the team established new contacts with business and educational platform representatives to expand employment and free professional training opportunities for participants.
The “Reboot” program of the Ukrainian Red Cross already covers 12 regions of Ukraine, where it helps people acquire new skills, undergo retraining, find a job, or start their own business.
The main donor of the “Reboot: Expanding Employment Opportunities” program is the Spanish Red Cross. In the Ternopil and Kirovohrad regions, it is supported by the Swiss Red Cross, and in the Mykolaiv region – by the Danish Red Cross.
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