Writing a good CV - preparation

prohibit to forbid to ban

აკრძალვს

obtain

მიღება ; მოპოვება;, მიღწევა

tempt entice

ცდუნება

Skills These could include the languages you speak, the computer programs you can use well, the class type of your driving licence and any other professional skills you might have that are relevant to the job you're applying for.

1. Keep it short ... but not too short! Your CV should be one to two sides of A4 paper. If you find you've got too much information, summarise and select the most relevant points. If it's shorter than a page, consider including more information about your skills and the responsibilities you had in your previous roles.

2. Use active verbs. When you describe what you have achieved in previous jobs, use active verbs for a strong positive effect on the reader. For example, to make a change from was responsible for, use verbs like led or managed (a team / a project); created or developed (a product / a positive atmosphere); delivered (results/training); and provided (support/training).

3. Fill in the gaps. Avoid leaving gaps in your employment history. If you were travelling the world, on maternity leave or looking after small children, include that in your CV.

4. Make sure it's up to date. Always ensure your CV is up to date. Include your most recent experience at the top of each section.

5. Don't exaggerate or lie. Your potential employer can easily check information about where you have studied and worked. Don't be tempted to lie or exaggerate about your expertise, because sooner or later this will be discovered and may result in you losing the job.

6. Spend time on the layout. Make sure your CV is clear and easy to read. Use bullet points and appropriate spacing, keep your sentences short, line up your lists neatly and use a professional-looking font (e.g. Arial font size 12).

7. Check for mistakes. Mistakes on a CV create a bad impression. Use spell check, reread your CV and ask someone else to check it for you too before you send it.

cover letter

A letter you send with your resume to provide more information about you. სამოტივაციო წერილი

an attractive, clear and memorable CV (curriculum vitae) that shows your potential employer all the skills and experience you have for the job.

If you're applying for a job internationally, be aware that the standard length, format and tone can vary from country to country.

It's usually enough to cover the last ten years of your work history

Include your job title, responsibilities and achievements in the job.

If you have a lot of work experience, give the job titles but be selective about which responsibilities and achievements you highlight.

Reduce the detail about jobs that are less relevant to the role you're applying for and draw attention to the most important experience you bring.

8. Include a cover letter. When you send your CV to apply for a job, you should send it with a cover letter or email to introduce your application. The cover letter should show your personal interest in the role, highlight the skills and experience you bring and encourage the employer to read the attached CV.

Writing a good CV takes time and is hard work, but these tips and your effort will help you get the best possible start in your job search. Good luck!

recent

near to or not long before the present. .ბოლო დროინდელი, ახლახანს მომცდარი

exaggerate

overstate გაზვიადება

layout

the internal design and configuration of a store's fixtures and products