This Presentation helps JobSeekers, in writing there Resume, It helps in getting the resume shortlisted, and it increases your chances in getting Employed
This document provides instructions on how to write an effective cover letter. It explains that a cover letter introduces yourself, explains why you are applying for the job, and highlights your relevant skills and qualifications. The document outlines a process for writing a cover letter that involves researching the company and role, brainstorming your relevant experiences and skills, and selecting the most pertinent information to discuss in the letter. It recommends including an introduction, detailing relevant qualifications in two body paragraphs, and requesting an interview in a closing paragraph. Common mistakes to avoid such as being too short or long, repetitive, or making false claims are also covered.
This document provides guidance on how to write an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It explains that a CV is a short summary of a person's educational and professional background used when applying for jobs. It recommends keeping a CV to 2 pages or less. The key sections to include are personal information, work experience listed chronologically with responsibilities, education with degrees/certifications, and skills. Employers typically spend less than a minute reviewing each CV, so it is important to organize information logically and clearly showcase qualifications that are relevant to the position. Proper formatting, positive language, and having another person proofread can help ensure a good CV.
A very important part of job hunting and Being able to create rich and precise CV is a must for all student who want to get jobs in the future. So in that regard EUEC will organize a CV writing elaborate slide. It will be about how to write effective CV. You can create your opportunity by follow this.
Instructor:
Mr. Khalid Saifullah
Lecterur
E&T Faculty, Eastern University
This document provides information on creating an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It discusses what a CV is, when they are used, how they differ from resumes, tips for presentation and formatting, and common sections to include. A CV is a summary of one's education and professional experience used primarily in academic and research settings. It can be several pages long and include full education and employment histories, while a resume focuses on specific qualifications for a given job and is typically 1-2 pages.
This document provides guidance on creating an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It recommends including personal details like name and contact information, as well as sections highlighting work experience, education, skills, and interests. Key tips include keeping the CV to 1-2 pages, using a simple font like Times New Roman, and focusing on how the applicant's skills will benefit the employer. Examples of strong and weak CVs are provided to illustrate proper formatting and the level of detail needed in different sections. Overall, the document stresses keeping the CV concise, relevant and easy for recruiters to read.
Who does not need a Curriculum Vitae? Of course no one does. So, what are the things to do with Curriculum Vitae? How do we make our own CV? Check this thing out!
This document provides guidance on creating an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It emphasizes that a CV is the first impression in the job application process and should showcase one's skills, qualifications, and relevant experiences. It recommends focusing on post-graduate qualifications, work experience, awards, community involvement, and personality traits for recent graduates. The document also outlines the key elements of a strong CV, including personal details, qualifications, experience, publications, references, and interests, and emphasizes keeping the CV simple, structured, succinct and focused on significant information.
This document provides instructions on how to write an effective cover letter. It explains that a cover letter introduces yourself, explains why you are applying for the job, and highlights your relevant skills and qualifications. The document outlines a process for writing a cover letter that involves researching the company and role, brainstorming your relevant experiences and skills, and selecting the most pertinent information to discuss in the letter. It recommends including an introduction, detailing relevant qualifications in two body paragraphs, and requesting an interview in a closing paragraph. Common mistakes to avoid such as being too short or long, repetitive, or making false claims are also covered.
This document provides guidance on how to write an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It explains that a CV is a short summary of a person's educational and professional background used when applying for jobs. It recommends keeping a CV to 2 pages or less. The key sections to include are personal information, work experience listed chronologically with responsibilities, education with degrees/certifications, and skills. Employers typically spend less than a minute reviewing each CV, so it is important to organize information logically and clearly showcase qualifications that are relevant to the position. Proper formatting, positive language, and having another person proofread can help ensure a good CV.
A very important part of job hunting and Being able to create rich and precise CV is a must for all student who want to get jobs in the future. So in that regard EUEC will organize a CV writing elaborate slide. It will be about how to write effective CV. You can create your opportunity by follow this.
Instructor:
Mr. Khalid Saifullah
Lecterur
E&T Faculty, Eastern University
This document provides information on creating an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It discusses what a CV is, when they are used, how they differ from resumes, tips for presentation and formatting, and common sections to include. A CV is a summary of one's education and professional experience used primarily in academic and research settings. It can be several pages long and include full education and employment histories, while a resume focuses on specific qualifications for a given job and is typically 1-2 pages.
This document provides guidance on creating an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It recommends including personal details like name and contact information, as well as sections highlighting work experience, education, skills, and interests. Key tips include keeping the CV to 1-2 pages, using a simple font like Times New Roman, and focusing on how the applicant's skills will benefit the employer. Examples of strong and weak CVs are provided to illustrate proper formatting and the level of detail needed in different sections. Overall, the document stresses keeping the CV concise, relevant and easy for recruiters to read.
Who does not need a Curriculum Vitae? Of course no one does. So, what are the things to do with Curriculum Vitae? How do we make our own CV? Check this thing out!
This document provides guidance on creating an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It emphasizes that a CV is the first impression in the job application process and should showcase one's skills, qualifications, and relevant experiences. It recommends focusing on post-graduate qualifications, work experience, awards, community involvement, and personality traits for recent graduates. The document also outlines the key elements of a strong CV, including personal details, qualifications, experience, publications, references, and interests, and emphasizes keeping the CV simple, structured, succinct and focused on significant information.
Writing a CV for working in education isn't always straightforward. Based on our experience as one of the UK's largest education recruitment agencies, along with feedback from headteachers, we've put together this easy guide to help you write a successful CV.
This document provides guidance on writing CVs (resumes) and cover letters. It discusses the typical parts of a CV like personal details, education history, work experience, languages, and references. It also provides a sample CV. For cover letters, it recommends customizing each letter to the specific job and highlighting relevant experience. Tips are given such as addressing the letter to a person, stating how you learned of the position, and proofreading. The document also includes general tips for writing CVs and cover letters as well as links to additional resources.
The document provides tips for what to include in a CV such as contact details, a personal statement, education and training history, work experience, hobbies and interests, and additional skills. It emphasizes keeping the CV relevant to the specific job, brief at 2 pages or less, with no gaps in experience. The document also stresses proofreading for errors and ensuring the CV is clear, concise, and flows well.
The document provides guidance on how to write an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It discusses what information should be included in each section of the CV such as personal details, academic record, work experience, skills, and references. The document also asks a series of questions to help the job applicant reflect on their career goals, strengths, areas of improvement, work preferences, and how they would present themselves to potential employers.
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This document provides guidance on writing a CV with little work experience. It discusses two types of CVs - experience-based and skills-based. For those with little experience, it recommends focusing the CV on skills. It outlines the basic elements that should be included in a CV, such as contact details, education, skills, work experience, and interests. It also provides tips for making the CV look professional, such as using a simple font, proofreading thoroughly, and avoiding cliches. The document will cover each section of the CV in more detail in subsequent chapters.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective CV/resume, including what a CV is, why you need one, essential components, common problems to avoid, and tips for an effective cover letter. It discusses tailoring the CV to the specific job, highlighting achievements, using a scannable format with relevant information, and ensuring it is free of errors. The document also includes an agenda for presenting on this topic.
Job Application Form/Filling in Application Forms & Interview Preparation The Pathway Group
The Job Application Form guide will help you through the application process, making sure that we teach you the skills to provide an employer with what they want and selling yourself to them. It gives top tips on how to fill in application forms and job preparation.
The document provides information on cover letters, resumes, and the job application process. It discusses the importance of making a good first impression with applications and standing out among hundreds of applicants. It also offers tips for writing cover letters and resumes, including highlighting relevant skills and accomplishments and customizing materials for specific roles. Students learn about different resume styles and the components of effective online applications.
This document provides guidance on effective CV/resume writing for job searches. It discusses the differences between a CV and resume, with CVs being longer documents that emphasize academic and research experience while resumes are shorter summaries of skills and qualifications. The document then covers best practices for formatting CVs, including using a chronological, functional, or combined format. It lists recommended sections to include such as contact information, education, work experience, honors/awards, and references. Finally, it provides tips for each section, such as listing education in reverse chronological order and focusing the professional experience section only on relevant jobs.
A curriculum vitae (CV) is a short written summary of a person's qualifications, career, and education. A CV is used as a tool to help one get a job by creating a good first impression for potential employers. An effective CV includes personal details, work history, education, skills, and interests. It should be concise, well-formatted, and free of errors to stand out from other applicants and attract employer attention. Members of the Institute of Legal Secretaries and PAs can receive help improving their CVs.
The document provides tips for writing an effective CV to secure a job interview. It recommends (1) ensuring the CV has a professional presentation with no errors, highlights achievements for each role with quantified results, and considers what interview questions may be asked. (2) The second tip stresses emphasizing achievements for each role by listing 2-4 accomplishments and quantifying results. (3) The final tip suggests tailoring the CV to specifically address the criteria for desired roles by providing examples matching required skills.
The document provides information about CV writing and tips for graduates. It discusses Corecom Consulting, a recruitment specialist in Leeds. The company reviews over 800 CVs per day and hires graduates internally. Key sections to include in a graduate CV are outlined such as personal statement, education, employment history, and hobbies. Do's and don'ts of CV writing are listed. Cover letters should be tailored to the role and highlight relevant qualifications and benefits to the company. Understanding the audience is important for an effective CV. Corecom offers free CV reviews to job seekers.
Trinity College Alumni Presenting yourself on paper Peter Cosgrove
The document provides tips for creating an effective CV:
1) CVs should be concise, typically under 1000 words, and use visual elements like font sizes, white space, and margins effectively.
2) The content should highlight relevant experience, skills, and achievements using action verbs and quantifiable results to demonstrate impact and value to potential employers.
3) It is important to ensure the CV is free of errors and presents experiences in a positive, credible manner to stand out from other applicants.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective curriculum vitae or resume, noting that the goal is to convey the major points that make the applicant employable and get them an interview, and the CV should be targeted to the specific job being applied for by emphasizing the relevant skills, experience, and qualifications. It offers tips on the typical sections to include in a CV like work experience, education, skills, and references, as well as formatting and presentation best practices to make the CV brief and visually impactful.
This document provides tips for getting a job, including setting goals and plans, preparing resumes and cover letters, developing a professional portfolio, and learning interview strategies. It recommends setting career and salary goals before looking for jobs. Resumes should include contact information, work history, skills, education, and references. Cover letters should have an introduction, body, and conclusion addressing the purpose, background, and main point. Portfolios can showcase qualifications through samples of work, diplomas, awards, and references. Effective interview preparation involves learning strategies found at the provided link.
There are three main types of CVs:
1. Chronological CV lists work experience in reverse chronological order and highlights key skills and strengths. It is the most common type but does not show career changes well.
2. Functional CV emphasizes skills and expertise over work history. It is better for career changes or gaps but employers prefer to see work history.
3. Combined CV includes both chronological and functional sections, showing strengths, experiences, and progression. It highlights both but is longer.
The document provides guidance on using online profiles to benefit one's career. It emphasizes that employers now use online profiles to screen candidates and verify resume claims. It recommends building an online presence, managing profiles to showcase skills and contributions, and promoting one's personal brand online. Specific social media sites are identified where professionals can establish expertise and visibility to potential employers.
This document provides tips for preparing for and conducting different types of job interviews. It offers guidance for telephone, Skype, and in-person interviews. Some key tips include researching the company in advance, dressing professionally, arriving on time, having your resume handy, finding a quiet space, and following up after the interview. Potential questions to ask during the interview are also listed. The document stresses the importance of thorough preparation for all stages of the interview process.
Difference Between CV and Resume | CVBrandMeThe IMCs Ltd
Professional CV provides a summary and a good overview of someone's life. By means of your CV, your potential employer will be able to get a good picture of your skills, work experience, and knowledge quickly, to assess whether or not you fit the job.
The document provides information about career services resources for students. It emphasizes that career development should begin in a student's first year and that career services can help with internships, resume writing, interview preparation, and finding full-time jobs. Students are encouraged to use career services resources such as individual advising, career fairs, resume critiques, and recruiting software to explore options and gain experience that will help them achieve their career goals.
This document provides guidance for students on career planning and preparation for entering the workforce. It discusses the importance of career coaching in helping students transition from school to work. Students learn about personality and career interest tests, explore online career resources, and understand labor market trends. The document offers tips on job hunting, resume writing, and interview preparation to help students take next steps toward their career goals after high school.
Writing a CV for working in education isn't always straightforward. Based on our experience as one of the UK's largest education recruitment agencies, along with feedback from headteachers, we've put together this easy guide to help you write a successful CV.
This document provides guidance on writing CVs (resumes) and cover letters. It discusses the typical parts of a CV like personal details, education history, work experience, languages, and references. It also provides a sample CV. For cover letters, it recommends customizing each letter to the specific job and highlighting relevant experience. Tips are given such as addressing the letter to a person, stating how you learned of the position, and proofreading. The document also includes general tips for writing CVs and cover letters as well as links to additional resources.
The document provides tips for what to include in a CV such as contact details, a personal statement, education and training history, work experience, hobbies and interests, and additional skills. It emphasizes keeping the CV relevant to the specific job, brief at 2 pages or less, with no gaps in experience. The document also stresses proofreading for errors and ensuring the CV is clear, concise, and flows well.
The document provides guidance on how to write an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It discusses what information should be included in each section of the CV such as personal details, academic record, work experience, skills, and references. The document also asks a series of questions to help the job applicant reflect on their career goals, strengths, areas of improvement, work preferences, and how they would present themselves to potential employers.
[Reading layout] vlad mackevic how to write a cv with little or no work exp...Vlad Mackevic
This document provides guidance on writing a CV with little work experience. It discusses two types of CVs - experience-based and skills-based. For those with little experience, it recommends focusing the CV on skills. It outlines the basic elements that should be included in a CV, such as contact details, education, skills, work experience, and interests. It also provides tips for making the CV look professional, such as using a simple font, proofreading thoroughly, and avoiding cliches. The document will cover each section of the CV in more detail in subsequent chapters.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective CV/resume, including what a CV is, why you need one, essential components, common problems to avoid, and tips for an effective cover letter. It discusses tailoring the CV to the specific job, highlighting achievements, using a scannable format with relevant information, and ensuring it is free of errors. The document also includes an agenda for presenting on this topic.
Job Application Form/Filling in Application Forms & Interview Preparation The Pathway Group
The Job Application Form guide will help you through the application process, making sure that we teach you the skills to provide an employer with what they want and selling yourself to them. It gives top tips on how to fill in application forms and job preparation.
The document provides information on cover letters, resumes, and the job application process. It discusses the importance of making a good first impression with applications and standing out among hundreds of applicants. It also offers tips for writing cover letters and resumes, including highlighting relevant skills and accomplishments and customizing materials for specific roles. Students learn about different resume styles and the components of effective online applications.
This document provides guidance on effective CV/resume writing for job searches. It discusses the differences between a CV and resume, with CVs being longer documents that emphasize academic and research experience while resumes are shorter summaries of skills and qualifications. The document then covers best practices for formatting CVs, including using a chronological, functional, or combined format. It lists recommended sections to include such as contact information, education, work experience, honors/awards, and references. Finally, it provides tips for each section, such as listing education in reverse chronological order and focusing the professional experience section only on relevant jobs.
A curriculum vitae (CV) is a short written summary of a person's qualifications, career, and education. A CV is used as a tool to help one get a job by creating a good first impression for potential employers. An effective CV includes personal details, work history, education, skills, and interests. It should be concise, well-formatted, and free of errors to stand out from other applicants and attract employer attention. Members of the Institute of Legal Secretaries and PAs can receive help improving their CVs.
The document provides tips for writing an effective CV to secure a job interview. It recommends (1) ensuring the CV has a professional presentation with no errors, highlights achievements for each role with quantified results, and considers what interview questions may be asked. (2) The second tip stresses emphasizing achievements for each role by listing 2-4 accomplishments and quantifying results. (3) The final tip suggests tailoring the CV to specifically address the criteria for desired roles by providing examples matching required skills.
The document provides information about CV writing and tips for graduates. It discusses Corecom Consulting, a recruitment specialist in Leeds. The company reviews over 800 CVs per day and hires graduates internally. Key sections to include in a graduate CV are outlined such as personal statement, education, employment history, and hobbies. Do's and don'ts of CV writing are listed. Cover letters should be tailored to the role and highlight relevant qualifications and benefits to the company. Understanding the audience is important for an effective CV. Corecom offers free CV reviews to job seekers.
Trinity College Alumni Presenting yourself on paper Peter Cosgrove
The document provides tips for creating an effective CV:
1) CVs should be concise, typically under 1000 words, and use visual elements like font sizes, white space, and margins effectively.
2) The content should highlight relevant experience, skills, and achievements using action verbs and quantifiable results to demonstrate impact and value to potential employers.
3) It is important to ensure the CV is free of errors and presents experiences in a positive, credible manner to stand out from other applicants.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective curriculum vitae or resume, noting that the goal is to convey the major points that make the applicant employable and get them an interview, and the CV should be targeted to the specific job being applied for by emphasizing the relevant skills, experience, and qualifications. It offers tips on the typical sections to include in a CV like work experience, education, skills, and references, as well as formatting and presentation best practices to make the CV brief and visually impactful.
This document provides tips for getting a job, including setting goals and plans, preparing resumes and cover letters, developing a professional portfolio, and learning interview strategies. It recommends setting career and salary goals before looking for jobs. Resumes should include contact information, work history, skills, education, and references. Cover letters should have an introduction, body, and conclusion addressing the purpose, background, and main point. Portfolios can showcase qualifications through samples of work, diplomas, awards, and references. Effective interview preparation involves learning strategies found at the provided link.
There are three main types of CVs:
1. Chronological CV lists work experience in reverse chronological order and highlights key skills and strengths. It is the most common type but does not show career changes well.
2. Functional CV emphasizes skills and expertise over work history. It is better for career changes or gaps but employers prefer to see work history.
3. Combined CV includes both chronological and functional sections, showing strengths, experiences, and progression. It highlights both but is longer.
The document provides guidance on using online profiles to benefit one's career. It emphasizes that employers now use online profiles to screen candidates and verify resume claims. It recommends building an online presence, managing profiles to showcase skills and contributions, and promoting one's personal brand online. Specific social media sites are identified where professionals can establish expertise and visibility to potential employers.
This document provides tips for preparing for and conducting different types of job interviews. It offers guidance for telephone, Skype, and in-person interviews. Some key tips include researching the company in advance, dressing professionally, arriving on time, having your resume handy, finding a quiet space, and following up after the interview. Potential questions to ask during the interview are also listed. The document stresses the importance of thorough preparation for all stages of the interview process.
Difference Between CV and Resume | CVBrandMeThe IMCs Ltd
Professional CV provides a summary and a good overview of someone's life. By means of your CV, your potential employer will be able to get a good picture of your skills, work experience, and knowledge quickly, to assess whether or not you fit the job.
The document provides information about career services resources for students. It emphasizes that career development should begin in a student's first year and that career services can help with internships, resume writing, interview preparation, and finding full-time jobs. Students are encouraged to use career services resources such as individual advising, career fairs, resume critiques, and recruiting software to explore options and gain experience that will help them achieve their career goals.
This document provides guidance for students on career planning and preparation for entering the workforce. It discusses the importance of career coaching in helping students transition from school to work. Students learn about personality and career interest tests, explore online career resources, and understand labor market trends. The document offers tips on job hunting, resume writing, and interview preparation to help students take next steps toward their career goals after high school.
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The document provides advice on presenting yourself professionally for jobs through resumes, cover letters, and interviews. It discusses committing to career goals, preparing different types of resumes, using clear, concise, consistent, and correct language in resumes, including a summary/profile section, using action verbs, and highlighting skills and accomplishments. It also covers what to include in a cover letter, important questions to consider for interviews, practicing communication skills, and thoroughly researching the organization.
The document provides tips for writing a perfect CV, including starting with contact details at the top, including a short personal profile highlighting relevant skills and experience, listing education in reverse chronological order, listing employment history with duties for each role, including other relevant qualifications and interests, carefully checking for spelling and grammar errors, and keeping the CV to around two pages in a common file format like Word or PDF.
The document provides tips for writing a perfect CV, including starting with contact details at the top, then including a short personal profile highlighting relevant skills and experience. It recommends listing education in reverse chronological order, followed by employment history in reverse order with duties. Other sections include other qualifications, interests, and tips for proofreading for spelling and grammar errors, keeping the CV to around two pages, and saving it in the proper file format.
The document provides guidance on writing effective CVs and cover letters. It recommends following three steps: Relate, Demonstrate, and Captivate. For Relate, thoroughly research the employer to understand their needs and highlight relevant skills. For Demonstrate, provide specific examples and evidence through accomplishments and experiences to prove you have the required skills. For Captivate, differentiate yourself from others through unique achievements, activities, languages, or other qualities. The goal is to relate your qualifications to the employer's needs, demonstrate your abilities, and captivate their attention.
Career Services provides resources to help students develop their careers, including educational seminars, resume and interview preparation, career fairs, and recruiting events. They meet with companies and recruiters, and strive to help students attain jobs during and after college. The presentation emphasizes using one's resume to provide evidence of skills employers seek, such as leadership, communication, and technical abilities. It also covers interview preparation, career fairs, and online tools like NACElink that connect students with employer opportunities.
The presentation gives basic advice on CV structure, tips on each element including personal statement, and specific advice for students and people with little experience
For those of you that missed our Preparation C presentation, take a look at it here, for some great tips on writing resumes, interviewing skills and what prospective employers are looking for.
The document provides information about skills employers look for in candidates and tips for job seeking. It discusses job content skills, transferable skills, and self-management skills. It also covers choosing occupations, funding for training, online job searching tools, resume writing tips, cover letters, interview preparation, and body language during interviews.
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This document provides an agenda for a workshop on resume writing and interviewing skills. The workshop will cover topics such as the purpose of a resume, types of resumes and formats, how to effectively write a resume, cover letters, and preparing for a successful job interview. It will also discuss how to search for jobs online and follow up after applying. The goal is to help participants learn how to represent their qualifications and experiences to potential employers through written documents and interviews.
This document provides guidance on application documents and interviews for job seeking. It discusses the importance of tailoring application materials like cover letters and CVs to each specific job. Key recommendations include emphasizing relevant skills, being concise at 1-2 pages, and highlighting motivation and fit for the role. The document also outlines common interview questions and advises preparing examples and responses that showcase one's competencies and interests. Employers are not allowed to ask about private matters under Finnish law. Overall, the document stresses customizing materials for each application, demonstrating strong interest and qualifications, and preparing thoroughly for the interview process.
The document provides guidance on writing effective CVs and cover letters using a three-step approach called "Relate, Demonstrate, Captivate." It advises researching the employer to understand their needs, providing specific examples to demonstrate skills and qualifications, and highlighting unique achievements and experiences to stand out from other candidates. The goal is to craft CVs and cover letters that relate directly to the employer's requirements, provide evidence of one's abilities, and captivate the reader's attention.
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The document discusses how to effectively communicate availability information in a resume. It emphasizes that employers value transparency about a candidate's availability and that including this information demonstrates professionalism. The document provides tips for specifying availability, such as being specific about start dates and restrictions, showcasing flexibility, and clearly communicating any time commitments. It advises including availability in a cover letter, creating a dedicated section in the resume, or highlighting how availability aligns with the job requirements. The document promotes a resume writing service that can help tailor a candidate's availability information to make a strong impression on employers.
The document provides guidance on preparing resumes, interviewing, and getting hired. It discusses resume formats like chronological, functional, and combination. It offers tips for writing resumes, preparing for interviews, common interview questions, and mistakes to avoid. The interview types covered are one-on-one, screening, and telephone interviews.
The document provides tips and tools for recent college graduates to improve their job search efforts and resumes. It recommends doing a 30-second resume test to focus the resume on key skills. It also suggests developing accomplishment stories, a positioning statement, professional biography, target company list, contact list, reference list, letters of recommendation, networking agenda, job search tracking system, and making sure the resume is well-edited and concise. Social media like LinkedIn and networking are emphasized as important ways for graduates without much work experience to enhance their job search.
This document provides information about career services resources available to students. It discusses how using career services can help students find internships and jobs. It also lists career services staff and describes the various types of help offered, including resume and interview preparation. Students are encouraged to take advantage of career fairs, recruiting software, and other job search resources. The resume, interview, and career fair sections provide tips for students on developing effective materials and strategies for connecting with employers.
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3. Your resume is like a movie trailer--if it catches your interest, you want to see the
movie.
The same holds true for prospective employers: if your resume piques their
interest, they'll want to learn more about you.
With that in mind, we've developed these pages to outline the things you can do to
build a strong, effective resume Building an effective resume will help you better
understand your habits, strengths, and weaknesses--and knowing yourself better
will ultimately help you find the right job.
To make writing your resume as painless as possible, assemble the following
information before you begin.
Personal information such as name, address, phone, and e-mail address.
Current job objective Education and training Work experience, including duties
and dates of employment Accomplishments (particularly as they relate to work
experience) Specific skills and abilities Information about software knowledge or
machinery you can operate References
A good resume will show the employer how hiring you will be good for his/her
business.
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4. Remember to Showcase
• Your abilities
• Your technical aptitude
• Your goals
• Your accomplishments
• Your achievements and their impact
• Think about your talents, skills, and abilities
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5. Think about :
• What do you do well?
• Are you detail-oriented?
• A creative problem-solver?
• Organized?
• How will these talents help your potential employer?
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6. Building block’s of Resume
While there are different resume formats, there are some rules that apply no matter
what.
Be clear and concise (1-2 pages maximum)
Be honest about your experience and goals (but present them in the best possible light)
Stress what you can do and what you've learned
Be neat--no typos, smudges, etc.
Don't forget to proofread it! We can't over-emphasize the need to proofread your
resume--and better yet, have someone else proofread it, such as an English teacher or
guidance counselor.
Two sets of eyes are better than one--your proofreader may catch mistakes that you
missed--but an employer won't miss.
Resumes with grammar mistakes or misspellings or even uneven margins often get
tossed.
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7. Continued…
Resume Tips
Essential Information must be Mentioned:
There are certain items which must be included in every CV. Other items may or
may not be mentioned depending on whether they are relevant or not. The items
which must be included are given below:
Personal Information:
Name
Date of birth
Marital status
Language known
Address
Telephone number
9. Employment History:
Name of organization(s)
Years
Designation(s)
Responsibilities
Achievements
Training program attended
Include any part time or summer employment if you do not have any full time
experience
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