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A graduate from Athlone IT has been awarded an internship with one of Ireland’s leading production companies for his involvement in a prestigious national internship competition run by the Digital Hub Development Agency (DHDA).

Q. I have a question, but, first, I have some observations to make.

Several hundred students, graduates, and others are expected to attend the annual GMIT careers and recruitment fair, which will take place at the institute’s Dublin Road campus on Tuesday next.

Auditions for the forthcoming production of A Sleep In Beauty will be held in the Ballina Stephenite Club today (Friday) between 7.30pm and 9pm and on Saturday between 3pm and 5pm.

CPM, one of Ireland’s leading field sales companies, will be hosting an interview open day in Galway on September 15 in the Maldron Hotel, Oranmore, from 4pm to 8pm. The positions on offer will be field sales roles for eircom, selling products and services door to door in the consumer market.

TRUEWEST THEATRE is looking for men in their forties and fifties for its next production taking place in October and November.

Bo Leictreach debuts at Birr Theatre and Arts Centre, Co Offaly from September 9 to 11 and is looking for actors to perform in a rehearsed reading of new 10 minute greenplays on Saturday September 10 at 8pm. The auditions take place at the theatre on Monday and Tuesday from 7pm to 9pm. Auditions are open to all ages and CVs and headshots are welcomed but not required.

Q: Next week, I’m going to my first job interview in about 20 years. I have been working full-time all of that time, but recently the company closed down. I am nervous about the interview, because I really don’t know what has changed since I was last in this position. I’m 41. Any tips? (Tony, email)

Data released this week by the Galway-based Collins McNicholas Recruitment and HR Services Group, one of Ireland’s leading recruitment firms, has revealed significant job growth in the first half of 2011 with the number of job vacancies registered with Collins McNicholas in 2011, 58 per cent higher than it was in the first half of 2010.

1. Too much information – which sounds like a line from a sitcom, but, it is particularly true in a CV. Don’t ask the employers to wade through oceans of information. They may even decline to do so - and, even if they read it, you run the risk of the employer not seeing the important stuff you want them to see.