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16-The Canadian Champion, Fniday, May 30, 1997 GEORGE! 1ý CINEM 235 Guelph -S 873-1991 LOOKING FOR A JOB? By Keri Simpson "Every time I appZy for a job, I neyer get it! " Does this sound familiar? A lot of stud- ents feel discouraged about their first job search. It can be a very stressful experience. Commonly asked questions by students at the Huinan Resource Centre for Students are... "Do I need a resumne?" Yes, a resume can be a useful tool to any employer. The resume sets you up, and shows the employer your strengths. A cover letter is also a good thmg to include with your resume. The cover letter introduces yourself to the potential employer. It tells the reader why you are apply- ing for that job. "Do I need to prepare for an interview?" Yes! Find out what the dress code is and dress a ppro- priately. Make sure you bring a copy of your resume with you, as well as a list of your references. It is a good idea to bring a pad of paper and a pen, i case you need to write anything down. You don't want to look unprepared! Improving your odds Canada's #1 kilier OWN HEART AND AS FOUNDATION treet 0F ONTARIO Remember, first impressions are lasting ones!! Smile, give a firm handshake, look the interviewer in the eye, be pleasant! "Do I just wait to hear from them?" No. Teli them you will be mi touch later that week. Cal or write back thanking them for the interview and for their time. This will remind them of you and keep your interview fresh in their mind. "What happens if I don't get the job?" Do not worry, just try again. Take it as a practice run and see what you can improve on. Don't forget that you can always corne in to get extra bel pwith interview skills, and resume writing from one of the Suxnmer Employment Officers at the centre. For more information about our free services caîl us at 878-8418, or drop by our office at 310 Main St. E. We wiIl also be at the Milton Mail June 5-6th, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feel free to corne and visit our booth! Hire Enthusiasm, Hire a Student! Frogs are in fuli voice at Crawford Lake Visit Crawford Lake Conservation Area during the "Season of Many Frogs Peeping" and discover more than a beauti- fui and fascinating Niagara Escarpment park. The spring program takes place on weekends and holidaya until June 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Information booklets are available to assist with wildflower identification and to leamn some fascinating characteristics and traditional uses of these spring gems. The reconstructed Iroquoian village is a place of discovery anytime of the year but especially during the spring. This ia the lime for planting "The Three Sisters" garden. The "sisters" include com, beans and squash, which were vital to the agricultural people of the longhouse. Informative video presentations and fun crafts for kids will also be offered during the Season of Many Frogs Peeping. The Conservation Centre is open on weekends and holidays so that visitors can enjoy the many displays and exhibits, view a slideshow, browse in the unique gifi shop or enjoy a tasty snack in the cafe. AIl-terrain wheelchairs are also avail- able for on-site use and can be reserved at no charge. For further information, cail Crawford Lake at 905-854-0234 (week- ends and holidays) or the Conservation Authority Administration Office on week- days at 905-336-1158. Admission to the park is $4/adult; $3.25/student (13 and over) and seniors (65 and over); $2.75/child (12 and under) and preschoolers are free. Crawford Lake is located on Steeles Ave. and Guelph Li ne, just 5 km south of Hwy. 40 1. A,'b Have Zeddy, will travel Mascot Zeddy Ieads approximately 20 store employees on the Canada-wlde Zeller's Moonwalk. The Sunday event raised funds for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. SQoo.£ 0e4 DoN IAIL TRI:LMPb ? rÇ If r44ieU CAIL FOR AN APPOINIMENT TODAY. 876-0602 fi40 for I o wiw{ 9,W for v0Y 1ivve5 #1 '70 for ý-04U4A- W se-sovx pOL%--es O»a.diooie -7 4- _$<ov St )4-P Wot Tanniîgstudio, Hqp -uman Resources D'eveloppement des lo.id aliDeveiopment Canada ressources humaines Canada C ac We can help you with... Sales & Service à Part Time Work ~ Odd Jobs and anything else you need! We're the Human Resource Centre for Students and our sole purpose is to help employers and homeowners get the summer belp they need. Our FREE services include... posting job vacancies, screening candidates and the "odd job squad" for those short term needs. CALL (905> 878-8418 HUMAN RESOURCE CENTRE FOR STUDENTS TO SEE HOW OUR FREE SERVICES CAN ASSIST YOU AT HOME OR WORK asuet 10% a student.