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Cover letter & resume building workshop презентация
Содержание
- 1. Cover letter & resume building workshop
- 2. Cover Letter A cover letter introduces you,
- 3. Cover Letter Sample Key Points Introduce yourself
- 4. Resume A resume is a self-advertisement that,
- 5. Resume Sample Key Points A resume should
- 6. Words to use…or not to use Here
- 7. Following up on a status of an
- 8. Following Up Key Points Wait at least
- 9. Follow-Up Pros and Cons Pros Shows you
- 10. Using CareerCoach CareerCoach As a CSI student,
- 11. Networking and Job Search
- 12. Questions and Review
Cover Letter A cover letter introduces you, explains your purpose for writing, highlights a few of your experiences or skills, and requests an opportunity to meet personally with the potential employer.
Слайд 2Cover Letter
A cover letter introduces you, explains your purpose for writing,
highlights a few of your experiences or skills, and requests an opportunity to meet personally with the potential employer.
What to Include in Your Letter
As with all cover letters, the body of the letter is divided into three sections:
Introduction, which details why the applicant is writing.
Body, which discusses relevant qualifications.
Closing, which thanks the reader and provides contact information and follow-up details.
What to Include in Your Letter
As with all cover letters, the body of the letter is divided into three sections:
Introduction, which details why the applicant is writing.
Body, which discusses relevant qualifications.
Closing, which thanks the reader and provides contact information and follow-up details.
http://jobsearch.about.com/od/morejobletters/a/jobappletter.htm
Слайд 3Cover Letter Sample
Key Points
Introduce yourself
Acknowledge the Position and Company
“Sell yourself” Describe
what you have to offer
Thank the employer for the opportunity
Include follow up information
Thank the employer for the opportunity
Include follow up information
Слайд 4Resume
A resume is a self-advertisement that, when done properly, shows how
your skills, experience, and achievements match the requirements of the job you want.
Heading, Your Name, Address, Number and Email.
Objective, This can be optional
Education and Skills (Before or After Experiences)
Experiences (Reverse chronological, most recent first)
Accomplishments, Awards or Honors
Activities, Volunteer work, Organizations and Roles
Heading, Your Name, Address, Number and Email.
Objective, This can be optional
Education and Skills (Before or After Experiences)
Experiences (Reverse chronological, most recent first)
Accomplishments, Awards or Honors
Activities, Volunteer work, Organizations and Roles
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Resume
Слайд 5Resume Sample
Key Points
A resume should be about 1 page, 2 the
most.
Font size should be 11-12 and easy to read.
Margins should be at least 1.5
Name and Sections should be bolded.
Keep it relevant to the job you are applying for.
Always use black ink
Font size should be 11-12 and easy to read.
Margins should be at least 1.5
Name and Sections should be bolded.
Keep it relevant to the job you are applying for.
Always use black ink
Слайд 6Words to use…or not to use
Here are some examples
Power Words
“Improved”
“Adapted”
“Solved”
“Managed”
“Increased”
“Initiated”
Over used
words
“Job Duties”
“Related Coursework”
“Proven Ability”
“Married with Children”
“Hard Worker”
“Result Oriented”
Слайд 7Following up on a status of an application
How to long to
wait to follow up?
It is usually best to wait a week or two before making an inquiry. It's important to give the employer enough time to review job applications and to get ready to schedule interviews.
It is usually best to wait a week or two before making an inquiry. It's important to give the employer enough time to review job applications and to get ready to schedule interviews.
http://jobsearch.about.com/od/jobapplications/qt/job-application-follow-up.htm
Слайд 8Following Up
Key Points
Wait at least 1 week
No later than 2 weeks
You can email or call
Include the Title of the Position
Mention relevant experience
Include your contact information
Be thankful for their time
Слайд 9Follow-Up Pros and Cons
Pros
Shows you are interested
Shows enthusiasm and passion
Cons
May seem
pushy or impatient
May take away time from
May take away time from
Слайд 10Using CareerCoach
CareerCoach
As a CSI student, your CareerCoach will personally guide you
through tailored development sessions to ensure you are fully prepared to start your job search and most importantly your career. Your CareerCoach is assigned as a resource and will work with you throughout your program.
http://www.csinow.edu/esl/career-coach/
http://www.csinow.edu/esl/career-coach/
