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Name
Address
Telephone numbers
E-mail address
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Profile
/ Career Objective
Use
a three to four line paragraph selling your personality or what
you hope to achieve. Emphasise what you have to offer rather than
what you expect.
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Experience
/ Career History
List
your most recent appointment first and work backwards. List your
title, company name and dates employed.
- Use
bullet points to help outline information
- Bullet
points sell your key information quickly
- Bullet
points are easy to read
If
only one employment period is shown on your CV, a paragraph about
their market and product can be beneficial.
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Education
& Qualifications / Training
This
section isn't always relevant, however it can be used to list
on-the-job training or qualifications achieved.
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Other
Achievements / Special Projects
At
an interview make yourself memorable. List examples of visiting
famous places, being present at major historical events or something
your extremely proud of. Charity work you have completed can be
a bonus.
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Interests
& Activities
Write a paragraph about how you use your spare time. This section
will be used by a professional interviewer to break the ice and
assess your personality. |
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Personal
Details
List
benefits such as driving licence, passport and if your a non-smoker.
Don't forget your date of birth.
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