Services
There are many stages associated with making a successful career change and/or finding a new job. At times this can be an overwhelming process without professional support and guidance along the way. At Relaunch Me, we like to think of ourselves as your personal career cheerleaders, here to support and guide you in your quest to obtain more meaningful and fulfilling work.
We offer a range of services to assist you with each step in the process including Career Counselling, Career Coaching, Job Search Coaching, LinkedIn Coaching, Interview Coaching and Resume, Cover Letter, Key Selection Criteria and LinkedIn Profile Writing.
Face-to-face consultations are conducted from consulting rooms in Malvern or Essendon, Melbourne, VIC.
We also coach many clients from regional Victoria, as well as interstate and overseas via Skype/Zoom or Phone Consultations.
The Latest From My Blog
Every week I speak with clients who are not truly satisfied with their current job. Often these people ask me, ‘how do you know when it is time to make a change’. For many, they feel that perhaps their expectations are too high. This is especially the case when they talk to parents and those from older generations who stayed in the one job forever. Our parents and grandparents mostly fell into a job or career and …
Last week I had the opportunity to join Dr Ranjana Srivastava, oncologist, Fulbright scholar and published author as well as Torrens University vice-chancellor Professor Justin Beilby on ABC Radio's 'The Conversation Hour' to discuss what happens if you received an ATAR that is less than what you were anticipating. The crux of this conversation, was that there is a lot more that predicts your future than an ATAR and there are also pathways to every course …
Are you feeling the pressure to find THE career that makes you jump out of bed every Monday? The one career that you are going to be passionate about forever? This is something that many of my clients are looking for when they meet me for a career consultation. They are looking for the ‘light bulb moment’. Often they even write in the questionnaire form “I need help finding my passion”. Let’s get real here. Should …