Documents

Certificates	Number	Issue/Valid Date	Place of Issue
Certificate of competency
Endorsement of certificate
STCW’78/95 BASIC
Proficiency in survival craft
Medical first aid
Fire fighting
GMDSS certificate
GMDSS endorsement
ARPA
Radar observation & plotting
Isolating breathing apparatus
Hazardous Cargoes Carriage
Oil tankers familiariz. course
Vaccination of Yellow Fever

Previous Sea Service

Rank	Vessel’s name	Type	Company	Country of owner	Flag	From	Till

3. Read and translate the following text. Remember the principles for compiling your own CV.

Applying for a New Job

In most parts of the world it is common to submit a typed CV (curriculum vitae – British English) or resume (American English). This contains all the unchanging information about you: your education, background experience. This usually accompanies a letter of application. Interviews may take many forms in business today: from the traditional one-to-one interview to panel interview where several candidates are interviewed by a panel of interviewers, to “deep-end” interviews where applicants have to demonstrate how they can cope in actual business situations. Moreover, the atmosphere of an interview may vary from the informal to the formal and from the kindly to the sadistic. Fashions seem to change quite rapidly in interview techniques and the only rules that applicants should be aware of may be “Expect the unexpected!” and “Be yourself!”

In different countries, different trades and different grades, the salary that goes with a job may be only part of the package: perks like a company car or cheap housing loans, bonuses paid in a “thirteenth month”, company pension schemes, generous holidays or flexible working hours may all contribute to the attractiveness of a job.

*** Perks – also perquisite 1) приработок; случайный доход 2) чаевые 3) а) привилегия, прерогатива б) преимущественное право (собственности, владения).

4. Review the CV. Discuss it trying to give the profile of the personality