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Improve Your CV Seminar: Support for English Learners

DATE

September 08, 2026

TIME

17:00 - 19:00

Event Description

Looking for work in Ireland and want to improve your CV? Join us at Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre for a free seminar designed especially for LGBTQ+ people who are learning English.

We will share practical tips to help you understand what employers in Ireland look for in a CV, how to describe your skills and experience, and how to make your CV clear and easy to understand.

The seminar is suitable for different levels of English:

  • 5pm – 6pm: A2/B1 English level
  • 6pm – 7pm: B2/C1 English level

You do not need to be an expert in English to attend. The session will be friendly, supportive, and focused on helping you feel more confident about applying for jobs.

The seminar is free. You do not need a ticket, just check in with our team at the reception desk when you arrive.

Our Volunteers:

Nigel
Hi, my name is Nigel and I’m from Co. Mayo. I’ve taught English as a second language for many years in France, Greece and here in Ireland. I’ve tried teaching English to my cat Nuala but she’s not very smart. I’m really happy to be working with the Outhouse to help people improve their language skills and integrate into Ireland. I think tis so important we support our own community so we can all grow and thrive. I really like cheese.

Anthony
Hi! I’m Anthony and I’m from the middle of Ireland! I’m 32, I’e worked in the English teaching industry for 8 years, and now I work as a translator. I love languages, travelling, the gym, photography, cooking, reading, and history! I’m excited to get to know you and help you with your English!

Sinéad
Hey! I’m Sinéad from Co. Meath. I’m a primary school teacher. My favourite subject to teach is Gaeilge (the Irish language). I coach basketball too. When I’m not working you’ll usually find me at a random workshop, or off gallivanting around a new place!

 

Event Venue

Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre, 105 Capel Street
Dublin, D01R290 Ireland
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Event Details

08 September 2026
17:00 - 19:00
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