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Employment Support Workshops for people who stutter

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19 Jul
2021
7 Jun
2019

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ISA are running a series of pilot workshops to support people who stutter to get into employment.

We’re delighted to be working with SECAD in Cork for

our first workshop. SECAD Partnership supports people into employment

in South and East Cork. SECAD’s employment service aims to guide people towards the

right supports depending on their needs and circumstances, be it

unemployed or perhaps in need of short term job specific training and

help to apply for jobs.

Our first workshop takes place in Cork on Wednesday 26th June. Places for this initial workshop are very limited so please contact us if you would be interested in attending.

We know that people who stutter can feel there are barriers to working.

  1. People feel

they have low confidence going

into an interview situation or even approaching potential employers in the

first place because of their stammer.

  1. People

may not be getting work even though they have degrees related to the jobs being

offered e.g. engineering

  1. Some

people have no difficulty when performing or public speaking in other

situations but they stammer when confronted with an interview situation.

  1. Due

to low self-esteem some people are reluctant to even attempt a job search

Our Cork workshop in partnership with SECAD will provide participants

with information on…

  1. An

application and interview process

  1. What

employers are looking for

  1. What to say

at interview

  1. How to talk

more comfortably about stuttering in an interview

  1. We’ll also

have a ‘questions and answers’ session for potential interview candidates –

what do you want to know?

A further workshop will take place in Dublin later in the year. If you’d

like more information please call us on 01 872 4405 or contact

mail@stammeringireland.ie

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