Try to write as clear as you can and have a correct grammar and punctuation. You should fallow instructions exactly, and don't forget to fill any field that is required. If you don't understand a question you can always ask for clarifications. Review application before turning it in and don't forget to sign and date job application where you should.

Review application carefully before turning it in. Proofread it twice - once from top to bottom and once from bottom to top.

When you complete an application that is before an interview try to arrive 15-20 minutes early so you can be sure that you have enough time to fill form correctly.

If you can, deliver application yourself, if sending by mail make sure there is enough postage. If application you are submitting is for a job interview try to return it within 24 hours with a brief cover letter and a resume.

Follow these guidelines and your application will make a good impression.

Choosing right subject Since you'll make a time and financial commitment you'll need to be sure that you'll choose right subject to give you best boost to your career. Ask your manager in which areas you would need to improve yourself. You can also ask manager for a recommendation of a workshop or course.

Can't afford to pay, what can I do ? First you can check if there is a discount program of if institution offers any scholarships. Next, you can ask you manager if he would give you a sponsorship for cost of your course or a portion of it.

If you try new things and continue to grow you'll always feel good at what you do and never get bored. Your ongoing education will put you in a good position in front of your employers by showing them that you are very serious about your career.

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