There. This links will help you to understand how the CV or resume should be formed and also you'll find there different samples and types concerning various domains.
2007-01-23 21:23:48
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answered by ♥ jolie ♥ 2
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name - don't put CV at the top, we know what it is.
address
contact phone numbers + email address
brief 2 line pen portrait - you can change this for every job you apply for if you like. "Experienced manager with a history of..... etc"
professional qualifications (that's the ones that mean you can put letters after you name)
career history - list who what and when, with a brief description of your responsibilities.
other qualifications / training received
interests - not that anyone will pay any notice to it.
SPELL CHECK IT
and then finally send it in a stiff backed A4 envelope so it isn't all creased up when they read it.
2007-01-23 21:42:38
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answered by alatoruk 5
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Hi there heres what I learnt from a cv instruction book from college !!!
do a self assesment write down your skills/personal qualities/physical qualitiesinterests!
Now you can start!
*Put ure name address etc in the top right corner.
*Now write personal profile as a subheading.
*Write a small paragraph about ureself using ure self assesment notes.
*Now write skills and achievements as subheading.
*List ure achievements and skills.
*Then write work experience as subheading.
*list work experience putting last job first and date them.
*write education as subheading and list it.
*write additional information and add list of things like ure date of *birth marital status, interests, full driving liscence.
Now u r done!!!
Hope this was helpfull !
2007-01-23 21:27:52
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answered by xNIKKIx 2
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There's a resumé template in Microsoft Word.
2007-01-23 21:17:52
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answered by Del Piero 10 7
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