Every life journey is different, and the same applies when it comes to your career! Partnering with a credible, compassionate and effective Career Practitioner could accelerate you to your next career goal.

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Jacquie Hoyes is an independent Career Practitioner with over twenty years

of experience in the private, public and non-profit sectors.

 

Operating a multidisciplined portfolio career practice means that Jacquie can play to all of her strengths, skills and passions for the betterment of humanity!

❂ Private Coaching: Supporting clients who are future-proofing income, navigating job loss/redundancy, climbing the ladder, changing careers,

industry or sector, starting a business or “retiring” with ongoing interests

❂ Public Sector Consulting: Independent Assessor + Consultant

❂ Career Transition + Outplacement: Delivering redundancy, redeployment, change management and career transition support programs. Delivering onsite and remote programs, including individual case management as well as group workshops and webinar facilitation. 10,000+ accredited hours gained coaching individual clients

❂ Training + Facilitation: Currently delivering soft skill training for a leading global tech company. 1500+ hours in designing, delivering and facilitating training workshops and webinars

❂ Public speaking: on all the above, plus how to navigate first-level support for Family and Domestic Violence and suicidal ideation disclosures

❂ Memberships: NSW Committee Member 2020 - Present + Professional with CDAA (Career Development Association of Australia); ICF (International Coaching Federation) accredited;  and a Resolution Institute trained Mediator

❂ Proficient, from prior careers and training, in PR, Communications, Events, Entrepreneurship, Sales and Consulting

❂ Fun facts: Coached an Australian reality TV show winner and 2 runner ups respectively. Also helped evacuate a plane on fire and jumped off the wing

❂ Interests: Backgammon, Battle Strategy, Français, Jardinage (Gardening) 

❂ Email jacquie@sweetspotter.com.au in the first instance