Employment solutions that work.
Established in 2010, Client Centric has become one of the leading boutique employment services firm in Australia. We deliver career and employment solutions for jobseekers and employers throughout the employment lifecycle.
We offer a variety of employment and HR services for both jobseekers and employers. We specialise in writing professional and tailored Resumes that really market and sell the individual. We are also experts in writing high quality responses to Key Selection Criteria that have resulted in very successful outcomes and the results prove this.
Our expertise includes Sales & Marketing, Transport & Logistics, Manufacturing & Operations, Healthcare & Education, Community Service & Non-Profit, Engineering & Technical, Office Administration, Energy & Utilities and Mining.
We service clients in every capital city in Australia and regional areas throughout Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney, Hobartand Canberra.
Writing successful responses that are specific, concrete and relevant.
A well written and correctly structured Selection Criteria (SC) letter is the key to getting an interview and ahead of other applicants who decide either not to apply for the job because the work and effort in writing it out is too difficult for them or if they do, they write ambiguous answers that are far too long and make for a boring reading.
The person reading your application letter has limited time to go through every applicant. They will browse through your letter addressing the SC and if upon reading a couple sentences that takes their interest, will most likely add you to the short listed pile.
As the job market becomes tighter and as the supply of labour outweighs the demand in certain industries, more and more employers are opting for potential candidates to address a SC before they are even considered for an interview.
Key SC are especially used in the public sector by Government agencies at all levels including Local, State and Federal Government. Candidates who write good responses to the criteria are usually the first ones to be considered. So therefore it is vital that you have professionally written responses to the criteria of your chosen job.
When addressing each criterion, always remember that employers and recruitment agents are specifically looking at each question and you’re response in detail. If they feel at any point in time that you have just done a copy a paste response and did not tailor your answer to the employer, they will be put off and disregard your application for employment. Questions are usually the same but your responses should always be twitched so that your application comes across personal to that employer.
Your answers to each criterion should have at least 1 – 2 prime and concrete examples that demonstrate your aptitude in that given area and shows you can do what they are after. We are aware that writing responses to key selection criteria can take a long time and seem like forever, which is why we are here to help. You can always reuse the SC letter we write for you again but make sure you twitch the answers to suit.
Every selection criteria that we address is personalised and extensive research is undertaken to write quality answers.
When addressing the key selection criteria, we make sure that each answer is maximum half a page long and specifically addresses the statement or question being asked.
We conduct extensive research by going through the position description and deciphering what the employer is looking for, what is involved in the role and then using terminology used in the job description and including it where appropriate when making an answer to each criterion.
We follow the ‘SAO’ approach when writing out a response. This is is by addressing the “Situation”; “Action” and “Approach”. Each answer is also structured to have an introduction, body and conclusion which then ties everything neatly in a readable and understandable manner. In writing out each response we believe it to be very important to be truthful and positive, not exaggerating or downplaying your skills, capabilities and experience.
Addressing Key Selection Criteria Writing Services Australia Wide.
Servicing all states including Melbourne, VIC | Brisbane, QLD | Adelaide, SA |
Perth, WA | Sydney, NSW | Canberra, ACT | Hobart, TAS | Darwin, NT
including suburbs and regional areas.
Our SelectionCriteria Packages
Simple and easy process from consultation to delivery.
Initial consultation.
We make initial contact with you by phone/email for a brief discussion regarding the services you require and any specific requests. We also discuss your background and experience and what direction you would like your career to head.
Preparation.
We then ask if you can send us your existing resume along with 1- 2 examples of how you meet each criteria. Dot points will suffice. We will also need a copy of the position description.
Contact.
Once we have all the information we need we can proceed, but if there is anytime else we need to know we will get in contact with you
Payment.
Full payment will need to be made upfront to confirm your booking.
Timeframe.
Depending on current workload, we usually ask for around 3 – 4 working days to have the final draft back you for your review.
Delivery.
We will send the documents to you ready for your review and to see if you would like any changes or additions made and we will make them accordingly.
Revision.
Once you have made your review of the new documents we then make those changes, send it back to you and commence working on the next service paid for (ie. Job application service or LinkedIn profile).
Get in contact with us today.
For personal attention, please feel free to call Matthew or Alana on 0415 559 233 during business hours*.
*If you are unable to get in contact with us immediately, please feel free to submit your details using the ‘contact us’ form and we will get in contact with you as soon as possible. Alternatively you can email us at: info(at)clientcentric.com.au and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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