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Kojo Weekly starter
3 months ago
Career Development

Do certificates really help, or is practical skill more important?

A certificate can show that you completed training, but employers may still ask what you can actually do.

In your field, which matters more: the qualification, practical evidence, experience, or a combination? Give an example if you can.

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Mensah Weekly starter
4 months ago
Career Development

Is it okay to change your career path after starting one course?

People sometimes realise halfway through a course that the career they imagined is not for them. But changing direction can feel like wasting time or disappointing others.

Would you finish first, switch immediately or combine both paths? What should someone consider before making that decision?

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Adjoa Weekly starter
4 months ago
Career Development

Chale, what should a good CV actually contain?

Some CVs are too long, others are too empty, and many people are not sure whether to include photos, hobbies or every job they have ever done.

What do you think employers really want to see? If you have learnt something useful from applying for jobs, share it here.

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