Motor Trade Recruitment in 2013

After a rather disappointing few years in the motor trade recruitment news thanks to the recession which took a grip on the country, things are definitely on the up and up. After we saw so many people losing their jobs and businesses within the industry closing their doors, it's a welcome break to see new jobs hitting the job boards, more companies opening their doors for new employees and more people joining the industry.

Already this year two major vehicle manufacturers have announced that they will be recruiting over one thousand employees between them, a huge improvement to what we have seen in recent years.

As far as internships go, this is also on the rise with the government assisting the smaller companies and enabling them to take on interns, adding more people to this top industry in the UK.

As you probably know the vehicle industry is a huge business here in the UK from the manufacturing plants to the mechanical workshops and from the MOT centres to the car dealerships. These sectors of the industry are constantly needing employees to push the businesses forward and as we see more and more companies getting their finances in order and planting their feet firmly on the ground we can expect to see more jobs coming available in the coming months.

Where to Look

If you are already working in the industry and want a change or you have just completed college and are looking for your first job, then there are a few options available to you. The internet is often the best resource when looking for work in the industry.

The internet provides a host of job sites and advertising available positions on these sites is an affordable way for businesses to find new recruits. Keep your eye on the job sites, check for suitable positions in your area and have your CV ready to be emailed in the blink of an eye.

Remember that when applying for one of these positions you are probably one in a hundred applicants, you need your CV to stand out. Keep it short and to the point, highlight your abilities and accomplishments and ensure that your CV says why you are the best choice for the job.

When it comes to motor trade recruitment this year you can expect a lot of companies hiring again, it's being abreast with the developments, knowing what jobs are coming on the job sites and keeping your CV up to date and ready to send that will help you get your foot in the door for that important interview.

Motor Trade Jobs – Could it be Your Future?

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Are you looking for a different career path? Maybe something you have always enjoyed and has been a hobby up to now? Those interested in making their hobbies a career whether it's restoring cars, making family cars run smoothly again or selling cars, the motor trade jobs advertised could be your ticket to a new future.

Everyone at some stage in their careers decide it's time for a change, some stay within their chosen industry put pursue a different avenue, those working on vehicles may choose to sell vehicles instead or those restoring cars may choose mechanics for a change.

Whatever your reason for changing careers whether you are already in the industry or have just obtained your degree, there are ways to secure your future in your chosen career.

Where to Find Recruitment Adverts?

The first step is knowing where to find the employment adverts, where companies advertise for your chosen career. Many will choose online sites because they are the most affordable.

There are a host of recruitment sites for all industries online, it's finding the ones that meet your needs. There are free sites such as Gumtree, where you will often find positions according to area, this ensures you are able to get to and from work with ease. Have your CV ready and get it emailed through as soon as possible, work is in demand at the moment so for every position there are a lot of applicants.

Have a look through the job boards online, there is a choice of work sites offering a recruitment section from the online magazines in your area to dedicated job boards. Again be ready to pounce the minute you see a suitable position come online, as there are always a choice of applicants for each position.

Your CV

It's important that your CV makes a good first impression. Think about it from the recruiters point of view, they have advertised a position and the email is jamming up with applications. They need to read through each application to decide who to call in for an interview.

Your CV should be short and to the point, highlight your abilities and areas where you feel you can benefit the company. Read the posting carefully and ensure that your CV covers exactly what they are looking for.

This is your first impression to a possible employer, you need to showcase yourself to the fullest to show that you can do the job and you are the best candidate for the position.

Check the motor trade jobs websites a few times a day and respond promptly to any that you feel suits your needs and abilities.