CV & Cover Letter Workshop (Irish-Style CV)

• Create an Irish-style CV (1–2 pages, skills-focused)

• Tailor your CV for roles students commonly apply for: hospitality, retail, admin

• Write a clear cover letter that matches Irish employer expectations

Interview Skills Workshop (Mock Interviews)

• Mock interview practice with realistic role plays (café, hotel, shop)

• Improve clarity and confidence (not perfection)

• Build strong answers for common interview questions

Job Vocabulary & Workplace English

• Functional English for real work situations (“Can I take your order?”, “I’m available weekends”)

• Handling complaints, small talk, teamwork language

• Customer service and workplace communication essentials

Irish Workplace Culture Orientation

• Punctuality and expectations at work

• Trial shifts in Ireland: what to expect and how to prepare

• Understanding payslips, basic taxes and tipping culture in Ireland

Recruiter Workshops (Hospitality + Healthcare)

• Guest speakers and recruitment agencies that advise our students on hiring in Dublin

• Practical guidance on what employers look for and how to apply

Local Employer Network (Near the School)

• Recommendations and local knowledge of places students commonly apply

• Guidance on approaching employers professionally

Job Boards We Recommend

• Indeed

• Jobs.ie

• LinkedIn

Quick 1:1 CV Check

• Fast 10-minute CV review and improvements

Mock Interviews on Demand

• Targeted interview practice for the role you’re applying for

Follow-Up Coaching

• “I applied but got no reply” → improve CV / approach

• “I got rejected” → feedback + next steps

First Job Survival Support

• Understanding contracts

• Workplace communication and problem-solving

• Handling difficult situations professionally

Q1. How do I write an Irish-style CV?
An Irish-style CV is usually 1–2 pages and skills-focused. Jobs Club helps you structure it correctly and tailor it to Irish employers.

Q2. Do you offer CV workshops in Dublin?
Yes — Jobs Club includes a practical CV workshop in Dublin, plus cover letter support and 1:1 CV checks.

Q3. Can I practise interviews in English before applying for jobs?
Yes — we provide interview practice in English and mock interviews using realistic scenarios for hospitality, retail and admin roles.

Q4. How can international students find part-time work in Dublin?
We guide you on where to search (job boards and recruiter workshops), how to apply effectively, and how to present yourself confidently to employers.

Q5. What is a trial shift in Ireland?
Trial shifts are common in hospitality. We explain what to expect, how to prepare, and how to communicate professionally during the process.