There are a few ways to go, templates on your windows/word programmes but you may need additional help from someone who knows how best to word your qualifications, experience etc. You can get this help for free from your local Job Centre. They not only show you how best to set out your c.v. but give your advice on interviews. What questions to ask and what not to ask, what type of questions show interest in your applied for position. How to give yourself confidence at interviews, even what type of clothes create the best impression. Just go there and tell them what areas you require help on and they will give you an advisor who will help answer all your questions and show you everything you need to know about c.v's application letters to accompany your c.v., how to send your c.v. via email or the companies job website, even a basic course on how to operate a computer so that you can do these things. Good Luck.
2007-03-05 02:10:25
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answered by ELIZABETH M 3
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I had to review C.V.s in my last job and one girl sent her's in with a tea-bag attached to it and a note saying "Maybe you can have a read through this with your cup of tea". I thought it was very creative. She got the job too.
2007-03-05 10:10:19
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answered by EaterOfTartanColouredSmarties 4
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I know that the job centre will help you build one, just pop in and ask!
2007-03-05 10:00:59
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answered by Anonymous
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bsically start off with your school qualifications, list hobbies and interests, skills learned through life and job experience
2007-03-05 10:06:05
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answered by fat momma 3
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Use the templates in 'Word'
most businesses accept them
2007-03-05 09:58:04
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answered by Peppers_Ghost 7
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type in your web browser CV Templates this can help you generate your cv for you.
2007-03-05 10:02:04
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answered by vwd2007 2
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not a french citreon????????
2007-03-05 15:50:06
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answered by Anonymous
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