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Date: 3 Apr 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
Singapore
Do you feel stuck in your Job? Are you thinking of changing environments? Do you have a role you want to take on but do not know how and where to start ?
Together with other women, you will have the opportunity and chance to share ideas and challenges you are experiencing in your profession.
You can freely share your views in a protected and safe environment to gain knowledge and new skills to cope with the challenges. Together we will help you identifying your potential, work on resilience techniques and analyze factors influencing your motivation.
Presenter
IRENA CONSTANTIN
Educational/Occupational Psychologist
Ms Irena Constantin is a Occupational & Educational Psychologist who completed her M. Phil (lic. Phil) at the University of Zurich, Switzerland and has specialized in Applied Psychology. Ms Constantin gained her experience in various fields such as banking, school and clinics and is especially passionate about career guidance. Having worked in the finance sector in Switzerland for many years as the Head of Assessment recruiting Managers for the largest Swiss regional Bank, she is very familiar with workplace issues, specially the 'Glass Ceiling' women often face.
Duration: 12 to 1 pm
Venue: Scott Psychological Centre, 360 Orchard Road, International Building, #10-06
Website: Go to event website
Contact: Email Organizer
Brochure: Download
Fees:
$75/person
Language: English
Available Seatings: 10
*Psychology Matters Asia is not the organizer of the posted event. If you have any enquires, please direct them to the contact in the information.
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