10 Tips for a Successful CV презентация

relevant first)
key skills
Optional sections include:-
personal statement
reference list
interests
achievements and hobbies

No more than 2 pages

doesn’t read well for your reliability, while 8930405@email.com reads as spam

- Use your full name or your university email account

2. Partychick88@email.com won’t get you a job

seconds reading a resume. If the information is too difficult to decipher they won’t even look for it

3. Creative CV’s?

information first
Make sure education and work experience is easy to find and read
Include only your relevant work experience
The same applies to education: Tertiary education comes first (don’t need to write specific grades)
- Skills can be included under work experience or in their own section

4. Make it clear

on what’s asked for in the job description
Specific skills examples can be written about in the cover letter
Full sentences are not compulsory

5. Be concise

use fancy borders
Multi-coloured is not attractive or easy to read
Do NOT include emoticons or text speak

6. Style

to mention:-
How you can contribute to the company
Key skills and how you’ve used them in the past
Don’t reiterate your CV
No longer than 1 page
Thank them for their time

7. Write a cover letter

skills from the job description
Update your CV regularly – include new education or work experience as well as certificates and awards
Easier to keep your CV constantly updated than to create a whole new CV every time you look for a new job

8. Tailor and Update

are consistent
Proof read – check for spelling and grammar mistakes
Save in PDF format with an appropriate name

9. Polish, proof and PDF

experience
Make sure anything you don’t want employers to see is either locked down or deleted
Keep all social media accounts consistent
LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter are most commonly checked.

10. That’s not all folks!

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