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C. Work in groups. Look at these resumes. Write down your own resume.


Date: 2015-10-07; view: 539.


B. Tips for a cover letter.

A. Tips for a CV (resume)

 

Put summary in a box at the top – one short paragraph with your current position and objectives. Put “Work experience” before “Education” with the most recent jobs first. Include references at the end or at least a line saying there're available on demand.

Be specific in your descriptions or responsibilities in previous jobs.

Include lots of action verbs.

Focus on achievements (i.e. important things you have done) rather than skills.

DON'T leave gaps in your employment record and DON'T put down many jobs in a short time.

 

 

Include a cover letter with your CV. This could be the body of an email if you're sending the CV as an attachment.

In the cover letter:

- Refer to the particular vacancy (e.g. where you saw it advertised).

- Show how your skills and experience would be relevant.

- Highlight a couple of points from your CV.

- Say when you're available for interview.

- Generally “sell” yourself.

 

For more help use an Internet search. First choose a word like “CV” or “resume” or “cover letter” and then add a word like “tips” or “example” or “advice”.

 

James McMinn 271 Green St. Ithaca, NY 14850 Home (817) 456-9713 Email: jmc_james@gmail.com
 
 



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