This time of year, we often focus on the students as there are many changes coming up:<ul><li>Exams</li><li>Sports Days</li><li>Celebration events and trips</li><li>Moving to a new class or new school</li></ul>I have written before about <a target="_blank" href="https://www.indigoowlcoachingandconsultancy.co.uk/blog/send-transition-the-challenge-of-change">The Challenge of Change</a> at school level so today, I am looking specifically about one of the biggest changes we make as staff: Applying for a new job!There are many reasons people will move role - seeking promotion, to broaden experience, a move from somewhere they are unhappy, a change from mainstream to specialist and many more. What they all have in common is attending an interview.Read on to find out about my FREE interview techniques training session.Understandably, for most people, interviews bring about a lot of intense emotion. You put pressure on yourself to be your best, may worry about how you come across and feel unsure of how to best answer the questions you are asked.I have interviewed for staff at all levels from TA, classroom teacher and through to headteacher. I know that it is not just the words that people say but how they say it. Your passion and personality are important in showing the “true you and it is this person that the jobs needs to go to. Please try and ignore the temptation to be “all signing, all dancing” if you cannot sustain this (and the panel will likely see through this anyway).So how can you make sure the “true you” shines through? For me this is of course about your answers to the questions but if we focus purely on this. we put all of the focus on to our brain and we forget about our body. Simple techniques that can help calm our nervous system us stay regulated. In turn, this helps with clarity of thought - improving our response, showing us as professionals and allows the “true you” to really be seen.<a target="_blank" href="https://www.tickettailor.com/events/indigoowlcoachingandconsultancyltd/1670462">BOOK YOUR FREE TICKET HERE</a> to reserve your place (20 spaces available)Thursday 1st May, 6.30pm - 7.15pmWe will be covering:<ul><li>Interview answers - tips and techniques</li><li>Common “mistakes” when answering</li><li>Body language - making a positive, true impression of your self</li><li>Somatic techniques to support regulation and clarity of thought</li></ul>Suitable for those in classroom based and leadership roles.For more details about coaching, INSET days and webinars, you can find out more on my <a target="_blank" href="https://www.indigoowlcoachingandconsultancy.co.uk/home">website</a> and <a target="_blank" href="https://www.tickettailor.com/events/indigoowlcoachingandconsultancyltd">webinar booking page</a>.

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