Assistance with CV
£ List your details using basic headings like;- Personal Details, Education and Training, Employment, and Leisure Interests.
£ You might add Mission Statement, Professional Memberships, Skills List, Accomplishments and Referees.
£ Personal details to include address and contact numbers including email.
£ List educational experience/qualifications with most recent first.
£ List each job starting with your current or most recent job. Remember that gaps in your employment record may be questioned at the interview.
£ For each job give dates, name of company, job title and brief description including main achievements.
£ Provide a few lines about your leisure activities. What you say may form the basis of questions at interview!
£ Check spelling and grammar.
£ If using email use standard computer packages to ensure easy opening by recipient.
£ Try to restrict your CV to two sides of A4, using a standard A4 page layout.
£ Do not make it difficult to read. Keep it simple and avoid elaborate details, graphics, fonts etc.
£ If possible amend you CV to reflect the position you are applying for.
£ Don't forget to add your name
If you send a covering letter£ Match your letter to the position applied for using key words and phrases in the job description. £ Stress reasons why you want the job and the qualities you could bring to it. £ Your salary expectations and your notice period. £ How you can be contacted. |
