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DS has just landed home after trying to get a job in the local night club they asked him to take down his CV
and of course he lands home and thinks I should be able to do one up for him straigh away
anyone any ideas what I should put down
as we have our own bussines and only have ourselves working we never needed them
What are the basic
Name
DOB
work experience
Thanks for any help
irisheyes123
02-17-2009, 05:49 PM
Just looked how my nephew did his here it is minus his info You don't need to use all of this just thought it would give you an idea
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Details
Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Mobile:
E-mail:
D.O.B
Education: Primary:
Secondary:
College :
Status:
Leaving Cert Results
Subject Level Grade
Work Experience / Reference(s):
Hobbies and Interests:
Other Information :
MaddieB
02-17-2009, 06:10 PM
I use a similar layout to this as well:
Personal details:
Name
Address
Telephone and Mobile
Email
D.O.B
Education:
University with modules and grades
College with A level subjects and grades
Secondary School with GCSE subjects and grades
Work Experience:
Company, duration, position, role and responsibilites
Achievements/Positions of Responsibility:
e.g. clubs, societies, roles at school etc with brief details
Other voluntary/charity work
Other:
e.g. IT skills, languages, travel, hobbies, driving licence, awards
References
Hope this helps.
Boss Hogg
02-18-2009, 02:59 AM
Try and keep it to 2 pages or less, which shouldn't be too much of an issue if he's not got a great deal of work experience.
I've had to do mine recently as I'm looking for a job and goes along these lines:
Name, address and 'phone number;
Personal statement - 3 or 4 lines with your key skills and attributes;
Key Skills - a couple of lines on each one. Aim for 6 or so skills;
Personal Strengths and Attributes - just one word on these, list of around 8 or so;
Career History - most recent first, break down each into Responsibilities and Key Achievements - make sure that these link back to the Key skills and Strengths/Attributes;
Training and Qualifications;
Interests;
Personal - married status, DOB, mobility and health.
Happy to email you a copy if you want a look, and promise not to laugh:lmao:
fizz13
02-18-2009, 10:27 AM
i have also had to do this recently. just a thought but have a look at the jobcentre plus website. they have a cv builder and pointed out some attributes i didnt even know i had. was incredible what i could get away with writing as a full time mum of 9 years:lmao: might be a worth a look anyway.
Thanks everyone
most start on it later
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