finding a job or actually doing the job you have, there are ways of overcoming this and, don’t forget, you’re not alone. Plus if you need some help searching for the role that’s right for you or want support with where you’re at I’ve found some helpful websites to help you on your way. So get out there and try your best at whatever life throws at you, there are lots of opportunities so have a go at them all! Helpful links: https://www.gov.uk/find-a-job https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/self-help/ guides-tools-and-activities/five-steps-to-mental- wellbeing/ Tips on interviews 1. Be on time and make sure you are polite so the interviewer can get a good idea of how you will act around the workplace. 2. Practice how you will answer some questions. This will be good because you will be prepared for any question asked and you can provide a good response. 3. Plan exactly when and what time you must go, it is good to be slightly early so that you are shown you can have good time management.
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1. Do your research when writing your CV and check with others to proofread it and say it’s okay! 2. Plan and know your own person- al routine, write it down incase you forget and you can manage your time easier. 3. Take regular breaks to help clear your mind and you can relax during the break to get ready for your next task. 4. Start your day early so you can fit the maximum work in and get it out of the way. 5. Try different methods of revising, there are things like being a visual learner etc. 6. It’s okay to ask for help! There are plenty of people around that you can seek advice from. 7. Self-care is important! Try medi- tation or exercise. 8. Make goals for yourself to set and reward yourself. 9. Try to go to work with a clear mind. 10. Don’t convince yourself you to have to perfect everything -- you don’t!
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