Skill Refinery

If you've ever struggled with getting your dream job or having your side hustle take off, you're not alone...

Most of us have struggled with it at least once.

Jobs & side hustles are great for helping us neet our daily needs, but without the skills to make the most of them, you can't derive value from them. Even worse, you will likely not get either.

Ask yourself, which skills do I need to land and excel at my dream job or side hustle.

Your CV is a strong representation of your “Personal Brand”

Most people lost the job opportunities from the moment they submitted their CV, not because anybody is jinxing them, but the representation of themselves is poor.
This is to inform you that the course "How to Write a Good CV" is still available for you.

The best part is that it is 100% FREE

Visit learn.skillrefinery.com/courses to get started.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Knowing where you are helps you appreciate the progress you have made and also
help you determine what will take you to the next level.

Prepare for the next level.
You are not where you used to be, if you don’t like your current situation, you can change it.

Take a bold step towards getting your dream job.
Have you taken the employability test?
If you are yet to now is a good time to do so, by heading to https://learn.skillrefinery.com/courses/workplace-readiness-assessment/

As a consequence of a global pandemic, many organizations now have virtual positions available.

How do you ensure that you ace your virtual interview?

1️⃣Prepare
2️⃣Avoid distractions
3️⃣Have all your devices ready
4️⃣Exaggerate your emotions a bit (most likely they only see your upper torso, which makes it more difficult to read your body language)

Great news! We have a brand-new course on How to have a successful interview if you have completed your course on How to write a good CV you should have received an invitation.

Are you employable? Read this to find out! -

>, are you employable? Read this to find out!  If you’re applying for jobs but not getting interviewed or you’re being interviewed for jobs but it doesn’t go beyond that, this is for you. 

At Skill Refinery bridging the Employability gap is at the core of what we do:

Here is how we do that:

1️⃣ We equip you with the RELEVANT resources to help you build new skills.
2️⃣ We help you gain the NECESSARY skills that top employers seek in their employees, thereby ensuring that you are valuable to prospective employers.
3️⃣ We foster inclusivity by making our resources accessible, from ANYWHERE at ANY TIME!

Are you aware that 1 in 5 of the World’s 1.3 billion youths is not in a place of employment, education or training? The ratio is even higher in West Africa.

Well, it is time to change that.

At Skill Refinery, we aim to change the narrative by helping youths discover themselves and build new skills.

We have exciting news coming up.

Tag your friends to join you on this journey..

We are Skill Refinery: an indigenous graduate training company located in the heart of West Africa.

Our focus is to help graduates like you acquire the skills you need to bridge the gap between the skills you graduate your institutions of higher learning with and what the workplace requires.

Nothing makes us happier than building talent.

Stay tuned for more great content to help you discover your potential.
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad can be broken down into 6 lessons.

#1: The Rich Don’t Work For Money

Always be on the lookout for possibilities to learn new things. Earn smart by placing yourself in the best position to leverage business opportunities.

#2: Why Teach Financial Literacy?
Formal education does not necessarily prepare you for real-life working situations and investment opportunities. Primarily, your teaching prepares you to enter the market with the mindset of an employee, and not that of an employer. In order to lift yourself above the average, and become a member of the elite, you need to understand financial basics; for example, the difference between assets & liabilities. Assets are titles or contracts that allow you to generate income, while your liabilities incur expenditure.

# 3: Mind Your Own Business
You might currently have stable employment, with a regular monthly income, but you need to save and build a diversified portfolio of assets that will generate income for you on their own into the future.

#4: The History of Taxes and the Power of Corporations
It’s important to understand the basic principles of business – including financial and legal principles. To this end, it is valuable to have some knowledge of accounting, law, and investment strategy.

#5: The Rich Invent Money
It’s important to have a keen eye & a sharp nose for investment opportunities. Explore value addition themes in business, understand risk assessment and be fearless when it comes to exploring new vistas. Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat – fortune favours the bold.

#6: Work to Learn – Don’t Work For Money
You need to keep improving your business management skills every day. Don’t specialize in one field of work to the point that you become deficient in others. Study, work hard to develop skills in management, effective communication, and marketing, among other key skills needed to excel in business.

The core message in the book is that you should aspire to save money from your earnings, invest wisely, and accumulate assets that can eventually replace the income you make from your paid employment.

Who doesn’t have dreams of living a worry-free, financially independent life?

It is increasingly important that employees possess digital skills to be successful in the workplace. Whatever job role you’re applying for, make sure you have one or more of these digital skills.

It’s time to secure that dream job. You’ve got this!

Have you attended one interview after another without landing the job? Perhaps you've managed to land a few jobs but you never made it to confirmation. Go through this list and take a critical look at yourself. Are you lacking any of these skills? How would you work to acquire them?