Curriculum vitae

Definition of curriculum viate

• a short written description of your education
, qualifications, previous jobs, and sometimes
also your personal interests, which you send
to an employer when you are trying to get a
job.
 Importance of CV
• A CV is a short summary of your key skills,
experience and qualifications. Often, it's the first
chance you get to introduce yourself to a potential
employer and show them why you're a great
candidate. Employers and recruiters can have tens
or even hundreds of CVs to sort through for each
vacancy, so it's important to create a CV that
stands out from the crowd. In this article, we
explain why a CV is important and share tips on
how to create a CV that will land you an interview.
 5 tips for CV
• Clear – well organized and logical
• Concise – relevant and necessary
• Complete – includes everything you need
• Consistent – don’t mix styles or fonts
• Current – Up-to-date
 What should be included in CV?
• A CV usually contains:
• Contact details - name, address, email, telephone number
• List of skills or a personal statement - lets the employer know a little more about you
and what you could bring to the job
• Employment history - include some achievements that may be relevant to the job you
are applying for
• Education history
• Additional training/qualifications - any training courses you have attended or
completed
• References - you don't have to include the details of your references in your CV, you
can just say that these are 'available upon request'
• You should also account for any gaps in your employment or education history, for
example, you may have been travelling or not working for a period of time. You could
also include:
• Hobbies/interests - to help show employers some of the things you are passionate
about
• Write a CV for the following vacancy:
• A security guard wanted for oil campany in
DJIBOUTI.
• Requirement:
• 1.must have Djiboutian ID
• 2.2years experience in security
• 3.Grade 12 certficate
• Good salary 120000 to 150000 fdj
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