The workshop was held at An-Najah's Korean ‎Palestinian IT Institute ‎of Excellence conference room in the New Campus. It was organized ‎for the university fresh and future graduates.‎

The workshop aimed to equip the university students, graduates and ‎job seekers with knowledge and techniques to effectively tackle the ‎interview process, and leave a positive impression with their ‎prospective employer by reinforcing their strength, experience and ‎appropriateness for the job in question.‎

Moreover, the workshop focused on preparing participants for future ‎interviews through examining the different stages of interviews: the ‎opening, the exchange of information, the closing, and the follow up.‎

Participants learned more about the principles of competency-based ‎management and the challenges of selection. They also gained insight ‎into how to present themselves professionally through their CVs, ‎dress code and behavior.‎

Mr. Shabib noted that every year, thousands of fresh graduates get ‎frustrated searching for a job because of their lack of preparedness. He ‎added that some graduates assume that appearing for an interview ‎doesn’t require any preparation and underestimate its importance, ‎consequently failing to make an impression on the employer.‎

The workshop was concluded with a question and answer session ‎with the audience.‎