Once again, SUCCESSFUL RESUMES SINGAPORE is honoured for being hand-selected to conduct Resume Clinics by PSB Academy at its Career Fair to be held on Thursday,18 July 2013. PSB Academy is premier private educational institution offering degree level programmes in association with the University of Newcastle and Wollongong University of Australia and the Manchester Metropolitan University of the United Kingdom - www.psb-academy.edu.sg
This invite to partner PSB Academy is a further testimony of the outstanding quality of resumes we craft. As a group, we have more than 20 years of experience helping graduating students, jobseekers and career changers achieve their career goals. For details on our professional services, logon to www.successfulresumessingapore.com
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