The Complete Recruiter Training Program is coming: a brand new 8-module training program exclusively available to APSCo Members as part of their annual membership subscription.
Designed to establish new recruiters into consistent, high performing work patterns, or refresh experienced recruiters with important reminders on process, mindset and behaviour, this program has been specifically curated alongside 2 of the market’s well-known coaching and training faces.
APSCo Australia’s Complete Recruiter Training Program will launch the first of its eight modules on March 27th with How to be successful in the recruitment industry.
Modules will then be released every two weeks, with a short exam after each. Students that complete the full program qualify for a certificate of attainment.
What is included?
Modules will focus on the essential skills required of any complete recruiter:
Session 1: How to be successful in the recruitment industry
Session 2: Building Your market through candidates
Session 3: Introduction to business development
Session 4: Relationship building with clients
Session 5: Taking an effective job brief
Session 6: Managing the temp process
Session 7: Managing the perm process
Session 8: Keeping the business on your terms
Learn more about The Complete Recruiter on Friday March 14
As part of our Talking Heads webinar on Friday March 14 at 12:00pm, attendees will meet the trainers behind the program, Sophie Robertson and Russell Webb.
Moderated by APSCo MD, Lesley Horsburgh, Sophie and Russell will discuss why people development is an integral part of any successful business strategy and why aligning the right skill set to the right desk is critical.
APSCo is inviting both members and non-members to join this webinar to hear more details about the program, and if your company is not an APSCo member yet, this is the biggest and best reason ever.
Don’t spend thousands on essential recruitment training, sign up your company as an APSCo Australia member and enrol your recruiters in The Complete Recruiter Training Program in 2025.