GENERAL
TIPS FOR CV WRITING
Writing Tool #6: Let
It Flow smoothly
Writing Tool #8 : Use Strong
Verbs
Keep it relevant to the job
you are applying to.
If the information they
need is not immediately apparent, they will not look for it.
Write from the highest
qualification to lowest with giving relevant details.
You may mention your future
academic plans if any.
Don't include things that you did at school,
or years ago. Employers are interested in what you are doing now.
Make sure that there are no spelling,
grammatical or formatting errors - get as many people as you can find to
proof-read your CV.
Always address a person (you can
phone the organisation to ask who to address your Covering Letter to).
Never say that the company can benefit
you, say how you can benefit the company, give an example of where you have
benefited a company in the past.
The Covering letter should have a polite,
friendly, yet formal tone.
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