Motivation letters that get read

If writing a motivation letter makes you stare at a blinking cursor and question your entire existence - this workshop is for you.
In this session, we’ll break down what recruiters actually read and what they skip without remorse - and how to make sure your letter survives the cut.

You’ll walk away with:

• a clear structure you can reuse for every application
• a strong opening that makes hiring managers keep reading
• a simple way to connect your experience to their role
• a master motivation letter you can adapt without rewriting from scratch

Come as you are. Leave with something you can actually send.

About trainer Szonja Zsiros
Sonja is an experienced Career & Job Advisor. 'My mission is to bring professionals closer to a job in which they can realise their full potential. I believe that the missing link between where job seekers are right now and where they want to be is a good personal brand. I teach job seekers the skill of positioning themselves with the help of personal branding. As a result, they will get noticed by companies and will land their desired job.'

VU Career Skills Day
The VU Career Day is made possible through the collaboration of the Career Services of all VU Faculties. During your studies, you can contact VU Career Services with all your questions about your future career. Faculties will help you with all kinds of questions and offer career advice, workshops and training courses in preparation for applying for jobs and the job market. VU Career Services also has a test portal with various assessment and personality tests.

More information on what your faculty offers can be found on the VU Career Services page.

Registration for this workshop opens on January 20.