St. Xavier’s College to host workshops on CV Writing and how to ace interviews
![Sharang Dhaimade (top) will conduct a workshop on CV Writing and Gaurav Ashisha will teach you how to ace an Interview.](https://assets.telegraphindia.com/telegraph/2022/Jan/1642743440_collage1.jpg)
Seeking an internship or a freelancing opportunity or a 9-5 job? No matter what you are planning to apply for, your CV must stand out and you need to brush up on your interview skills. The Entrepreneurship Development Cell, in collaboration with The Placement Cell of St. Xavier’s College, will be hosting workshops on CV Writing and How to Ace an Interview on January 22 and 23.
The two-day workshop is a part of Initium: The Internship Expo, an annual internship fair. The fair is scheduled to be held on the Park Street campus in the third week of February.
“The students will learn how to build their resume and the common mistakes one should avoid. The workshop on how to tackle difficult questions at interviews will be discussed in depth. Frequently asked questions will also be covered by the speaker,” said Vanshika Saboo, a second-year BCom student, who is the senior associate, PR, the Entrepreneurship Development Cell.
Attend the workshops on the YouTube page EDC SXC (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=EDC+SXC)
Topic: CV Writing
By: Sharang Dhaimade, a career and resume coach
When: January 22, 4pm
Sign up: January 22, 10am
Click: https://bit.ly/Initium-CVWritingWorkshop
Topic: How to Ace an Interview
By: Gaurav Ashisha, head of enterprise sales at FastTrack Software
When: January 23, 6pm
Sign up: January 23, 10am
Click: https://youtu.be/NHHhiQKFT7s
Initium: The Internship Expo caters to both undergraduate and postgraduate students across all disciplines, ranging from Business Development to Mass Communication and Videography. In the previous editions, Initium hosted companies like PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), OYO, Swiggy, Mad Over Marketing, Kantar, Elegant Steel. Apart from valuable insights, Initium also promises non-academic credits for participants.
“Students get an opportunity to understand and choose internships wisely. After the application and selection process, candidates will have to appear for a virtual interview. The companies also get a chance to know their applicants better through the interview round. It is a convenient process for companies to hire skilled Xaverians. We have received an overwhelming response from students for more than 60 companies offering various internship roles,” said Utkarsh Sureka, a second-year BCom student, who is a senior associate, PR and operations, Entrepreneurship Development Cell.