Unit 8 Recruitment, Selection & Employment – Assignment 2.

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Unit 8 Recruitment, Selection & Employment – Assignment 2

Unit 8 Criteria (everything)

Criteria to be covered in Assignment 2

Assignment 2 Scenario Given Firstly, to understand the recruitment process, you should identify a job role that appeals to you. This can be one that you have seen in your local newspaper, one you have found online, or your own existing part-time job. Find out what the job entails and what attributes are necessary, then prepare the following documents: 1.A detailed job description covering roles and responsibilities of the job (P3) 2.A detailed person specification identifying the skills, knowledge and experience needed (P3) 3.Produce a report justifying why the job description and person specification you have produced will encourage effective recruitment (M2) 4.Next, you will apply for a job role. This could be the role for which you have written the job description and person specification, or it could be a different role that you are interested in. To do this, you should: a)produce a curriculum vitae (P4) b)complete an application form (P4) c)write a letter of application, justifying how your current knowledge and skills are suited to the job (P4 & M3) 5.Finally, conduct a skills audit to assess gaps in your knowledge and skills based on your job application. Identify any training or development that would help you to match the requirements of the person specification and job role, giving reasons for how this will support you (D2)

Job Description Example

Person Specification Example

CV Example

Application Form Example

Letter Of Application Example

Skills Audit Example