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| apprentice | - | someone who works for a skilled employer for a fixed period in return for being taught the skills necessary for that job |
| candidate | - | person who applies for a job or want to be elected to a particular position |
| heavy workload | - | a lot of work to do |
| maintenance staff | - | people whose job is to keep things in good condition or good working order |
| personnel | - | department, which deals with employees |
| skills | - | abilities you need to do the work well |
| work record | - | things known about the work someone has done in the past |
| work shift | - | turns in work with others |
| interview | - | a meeting when you discuss a possible job |
| recruit | - | to find suitable people and employ them |
| appoint | - | to choose smb for a post |
While applying for a job you need to send to your employer a CV (Curriculum vital) and a covering letter.
How to write a CV
When applying for a job you’ll be in competition with a number of other candidates. So your CV'’ important – interviews will decide whether or not to see you on the strength of what you have written. Don’t just think of it as a list of facts; it should sum up your personal educational and career history, as well as being on indication of your strengths and weaknesses.
Here are few suggestions:
Presentation
- Always type your CV. Use a good typewriter or work processor. If a CV is hand-written, it goes into a wastepaper basket.
- Use good quality paper. Don’t give the impression this is just another photocopy.
- Never send a CV without a covering letter explaining which vacancy you are applying for. If you are writing “on spec.”, send a short letter, explaining what kind of post you are looking for.
- Don’t fax a CV unless you’re asked to It’s a confidential document.
Content
- Write a list of important headings. There should include your name, date of birth, your address (and your e-mail, if you have one), phone number (at work and at home), your work record and so.
- Start with your most recent job and work backwards.
- Don’t leave any vital information. If you spend a year or two travelling, say so. Years that are unaccountable for will seem suspicious.
- Don’t include any negative information, such as exam failures or lost jobs. Be positive about yourself, but don’t lie or you will undermine yourself from the start.
- Don’t ask your CV to be returned; many companies keep CV’s for future reference.
(adapted from an article by Eleni Kyriacow in Midweek)
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