Employment & Employer Services (E&ES)

E&ES tailors its workplace visits to align with the specific interests, backgrounds, and career aspirations of its job seekers, creating targeted experiences that resonate deeply with participants. This approach ensures that each visit is relevant, motivating, and aligned with realistic career pathways.

  • Industry-Specific Visits Based on Job Seeker Profiles: E&ES selects companies for workplace visits based on the interests and experience levels of job seekers. If participants have healthcare backgrounds, E&ES organizes visits to hospitals, clinics, or medical labs. For those interested in technology, visits might be arranged at software firms or IT service providers. This targeted approach allows job seekers to visualize their potential career path within industries that match their skills and interests.

  • Job Shadowing Opportunities: E&ES integrates job shadowing into many of their workplace visits, allowing job seekers to observe experienced employees in action. By spending time shadowing a professional in their area of interest, job seekers gain a deeper understanding of the daily responsibilities, skills, and challenges associated with the role. This experience enables them to assess whether the role aligns with their career goals and helps them develop a realistic perspective on job expectations.

  • Q&A Sessions with Entry-Level Employees: Recognizing the value of relatable role models, E&ES arranges for job seekers to speak with entry-level employees who recently joined the organization. These conversations give job seekers insight into the onboarding process, the initial challenges they might face, and the skills that helped recent hires succeed. This peer-level engagement motivates job seekers and makes the potential career path seem more accessible.

  • Feedback-Driven Training Adjustments: After workplace visits, E&ES gathers feedback from both job seekers and employers to refine its training programs. If employers note certain skill gaps or specific competencies that would improve job readiness, E&ES incorporates these into future training. This adaptive approach ensures that job seekers are equipped with the most relevant skills and knowledge for the industries they are interested in.