“Curriculum Vitae” is a Latin word, abbreviated “CV”. In Northern America , the term 'RESUME' is used instead of CV.
A CV is an essential tool in your job search and career. When applying for a vacancy you generally first have to send your CV to present yourself to the prospective employer.
For applying IJIC's position, firstly you should send a CV to us (LR-IEC). Your CV is not only for LR-IEC but also for the companies recommended by LR-IEC and interested in hiring you.
Your CV should contain the following contents:
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Name:
Gender:
Date of Birth:
Nationality:
Contact Address:
E-mail:
Phone Number: |
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| Professional or Work Experience |
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Period of employment company's name
Title of position
Responsibilities:
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This section includes any work experience that you have in the field you are applying for. Even if the post was unpaid, voluntary, summer job, internship, co-op experience or extracurricular activity. When listing these work experiences include what kind of job was it (internship/full time/ part time etc).
Put everything in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent experience. |
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| You can mention your activities in student organizations, clubs, associations etc. |
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Period of study University Major Diploma locations of the university
High School
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Put everything in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent experience.
For any unfamiliar references, you should provide the complete wording and a short explanation, e.g. D.U.T. (Diplome Universitaire de Technologie) - two-year university program in commercial studies.. |
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Mother tongue
Foreign languages: Language level of fluency.
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If you have learned some Chinese before, elaborate a bit and add where you've learnt Chinese and how many hour |
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| Period of training organizer's name Courses |
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Computer skills : Mention the software, computer languages, operation system or office tools you are familiar with
Other skills: |
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| It is recommended that you include this section, Some employers pay great attention to this, others don't care. |
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 CV writing tips:
• CV should be attractive and pleasing to the eye. Use bold letters for headings and separate each section clearly so that all information can be found very quickly.
• Try to avoid specific terminology and abbreviations that recruiters and employers outside of your home country will not understand.
• Avoid spelling/grammar mistakes. Spelling mistakes may give the future employer the impression that you are careless.
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