Sally Storr

People often get into the wrong career, need a change of direction, or simply can’t find a job. It can be very difficult knowing where to start, and you need to work hard and reflect very carefully in order to find the right job and the right career for you. That’s where career counselling comes in. What do you really want to do? How can you achieve your dream job? Leaving school or college: what do you do now? Going back to work after a gap: where do you start? You have recently been made redundant: how can you move forward? You may need help in putting together a CV, writing application letters, researching job sectors, developing transferable skills, preparing yourself for interview, making an important decision about a career move or finding a training course. I can help you by working with you, guiding you towards a better future. Everyone is different and I offer a personalized service at Blue Sky Reflections, depending on your particular needs and what you hope to gain from career counselling. Blue Sky Reflections offers a practical approach to career counselling, which focuses on each individual client and their individual problem. It may be that you only need one or several sessions. Each session lasts fifty minutes and is structured to suit you. This could be face-to-face, by Skype or telephone, or even by e-mail of Chat. Cambridge and Geneva.