Writing CV-practice!!!!!

Read the materials. Translate and learn words. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyLO1PEt1CI to avoid mistakes job application dozen (12) adapt (v. kohandama) make an impression! Stand out---oustanding! Generic tailor v. description (v. describe) qualifications target skills value(v. Väärtustama) employer, employee, employment, unemployment visible, implement increase sales strategies a cover letter take notice (märkama) expand -laiendama, expansion http://www.ukjobapplicationforms.com Who is going to UK to work... Lots of videos to watch. How to write a winning CV http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qv6-rI0MYs&feature=related objectives rationalise professionalism competence-centred evidence based sincerity enthusiasm classify/categorize dividend later to get the interview tutorial more quickly (adverbs) honest reflection of who you are put in a nutshell (in short) content include unnecessary information purpose http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00sffBhlFNo&feature=relmfu Part 1 expand specific responsibilities strengths (spelling) ability/abilities (spelling of plural forms!) demonstrate the fact references are available at Rapla Vesiroosi Gymnasium accurate weight hight teen resume http://video.about.com/jobsearch/Write-a-Resume-for-Teens.htm sama variant, teine esitus http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLAhGJzhdzk&feature=related http://www.cvkeskus.ee/career.php http://www.cvkeskus.ee/career.php?menu=1&lastmenu=22&text_id=32&career_style= personal data education work experience skills references Your resume needs to include some basic education: Name, address and contact information Education Work Experience Skills References are available at Rapla Vesiroosi Gymnasium (upon request) Even if you don’t have formal work experience, you can include other types of work like baby sitting or lawn mowing and volunteer experiences. List Your Information The easiest way to get started is to make a list that includes all the information you need on your resume. Clean and Clear Formatting Once you’ve added all your personal information to your resume, take the time to format it. Your resume should use a plain font, have lots of white space, and be simple and easy to read. Your resume has less than 20 seconds to make a good impression on an employer, so it needs to be eye-catching and easy to read. References You don’t need to include references on your resume. Create a separate list of references to giving to prospective employers. Take the time to create a professional resume, even when you’re a first time job seekers. For more information on teen job searching, including where to find job postings, working papers, and how to interview check out the Teen Job Search Guide on my About.com Job Searching site. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qv6-rI0MYs&feature=related in the dialogue http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QICSL6JEjyE&feature=related