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- 1. CV Skills
- 2. Hello! Iam Ahmad Farag El Sabruti 2
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- 7. 7 When some people start writing their CV 😂
- 8. 8 What some people feel when they enter the interview room 😂
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- 10. CV 10
- 13. × Curriculum Vitae (CV) means “course of life” in Latin. × A CV is a written description of your work experience, educational, volunteering and skills. × A CV is a typically your mirror which will reflect the developments in your career.
- 14. Purposes of a CV? CV Marketing tool Jobs Scholarship Volunteering Work
- 15. Resume Vs CV 15
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- 18. Cover letter 18 • You can think of your resume as a general summary of your work experience and your cover letter as a summary of your work experience as it relates to the job at hand. • A cover letter is written to highlight the qualifications you have for the job for which you are applying. • A cover letter is written in a letter format including a salutation, several paragraphs, and a closing. Unlike a resume, you should use the first-person to write your cover letter. (That said, avoid using "I" too much.)
- 19. CV formats
- 20. × Chronological × Functional × Chrono-functional / Combined
- 21. 1-Chronological CV × Reverse chronological order. × Widely used for corporate sector. × Mainly used by individuals with: - Solid work history. - Few or no gaps between jobs.
- 23. 2-Functional CV × Focuses on the skill set of an individual × Mainly used by individuals with: - Significant gaps in employment. - A mixed employment background. - Very short work history.
- 25. 3-Chrono-Functional CV × Specific work experience × Specific skill and talents × Used mainly by individuals - Freshly graduated from school. - With uninterrupted work history. - Applying for specific jobs.
- 27. CV Coordination
- 28. • Use white background. • Use only one font. • Use reasonable margins. • Never use “I”. • Use present simple for current activities, and paste simple for previous ones. • Don’t forget to number the pages. • Write your name on every page.
- 29. CV structure
- 30. × Header × Objective × Education × Work Experience/Research Experience × Leadership & Volunteering Experience × Skills(Personal/Computer/..) × Languages (TOEFL/IELTS) × Honors and awards × Certifications and courses/ Publications × References 30
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- 42. How to design a CV?
- 46. LaTeX
- 47. What is LaTeX
- 48. Why LaTeX? • It makes beautiful documents Especially mathematics • It was created by scientists, for scientists A large and active community • It is powerful — you can extend it I Packages for papers, presentations, spreadsheets, • Free
- 49. How does it work?
- 51. What do we need?
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- 56. 56 https://www.sharelatex.com/templates CV is a marketing tool for advertisement of a person: Sell yourself properly
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