- •Volunteer work
- •At the job fair
- •Volunteer work;
- •Applying for a job
- •How to Write a Winning Resume
- •Curriculum vitae
- •Individual work № I
- •Individual work № II
- •Answering Interview Questions
- •Imagine you want to apply for the job advertised below and are preparing for the interview. Answer the questions. Hotel receptionist (Temporary)
- •Put the interviewer’s questions in the right order and answer them with you own information.
- •Module іі
- •Types of business organizations
- •Types of business organizations
- •Sole proprietorships and partnerships are common in the united states today
- •Advantages disadvantages
- •Franchises
- •Unit іі
- •Match the prefixes with the groups of adjectives.
- •Unit III
- •Business etiquette
How to Write a Winning Resume
Your resume brings your skills, talents, and experiences before your potential employers in a written form designed to engage their interest. It is your entry pass to a successful job search. Every resume must identify and describe the writer.
It must include:
Your name, address, and telephone number
Objectives
A description of your educational history (educational background)
A description of your work history (work background if any)
Work-related honors or citations
Publications, if any
It may also include:
A summary of qualifications
Your job objective or career goal
Description of your work history
Memberships in any professional organizations
Foreign languages, if any
Information on hobbies, only if they relate to your career choice or show personal success.
Military service, if any
Willingness to travel or relocate
It should not include the following information:
Reasons for leaving past jobs
Past salaries or present salary requirements
Personal data - height, weight, marital status, number of children
Health status
Names of spouse or children
Exercise 8 Study the example of the resume and the CV and define the parts they consist of. Pay attention to the differences in their writing.
RESUME
Name: |
Emily Alison Brown |
Address: |
47 Putney Hill London SW 16 4QX |
Tel.: |
2227865 |
Date of birth: |
15 July 1980 |
Objective |
To secure a part-time position that offers a variety of tasks, in which I could use my secretarial skills and knowledge of foreign languages. |
Education 1997-2002 |
South Thames College, London. Secretarial Courses; Typing Grade 3. |
2003-2004 |
Oxleigh Secretarial College, College Road, Oxleigh. Secretarial Skills Refresher Course. Typing (60 w.p.m.). Book-keeping Grade One. Word-processing. |
Employment 2005- to present |
Philip Wilson Publishers Ltd. Secretary to the Sales Manager. Taking shorthand; typing and filing correspondence, maintaining diaries, office support, etc. |
Special Abilities: |
Fluency in Spanish, studying German; profound computer skills; driving license. |
Interests: |
Classical literature reading, independent travel, modern jazz and swimming. |
Other Occupations |
Regularly work as a volunteer for the Red Cross. |
References |
References are available on request. |
Curriculum vitae
Name: Address:
Tel.:
Education and Training December 1991 – April 1996
Qualifications:
April 1997
Employment July 1996 – March 1998 Position: Responsibilities:
April 1998 – November 1999
Position: Responsibilities:
December 1999 – August 2003 Position: Responsibilities:
September 2003 up to present
Position: Responsibilities:
1996 up to present Position: Responsibilities:
Skills
Computer skills
Languages
Interests Social / cultural
Sporting Countries visited
References |
Maria Ivanova 55, Zlatoystovska Street, Flat 134 Kyiv (095) 292 52 22
Kyiv National Linguistic University, Department of German Languages Higher education diploma: teacher of English and German
Computer training courses (Microsoft Training Center, Kyiv)
British Petroleum Translator and administrative assistant Translating from / to English , administrative duties performance
Water House, Translating and Interpreting Department. Translator from / to English and German. Interpreting, audit documents translation from / to English and German.
Norton Rose Translator and interpreter Translating from / to English and German (commercial contracts, legal documents, etc)
English language teaching at the Department of English Lexicology of Kyiv National Linguistic University Tutor of English Practical English and German for the third year students, Stylistics
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Free-lance interpreter and translator Translating from / to English and German (commercial contracts, legal documents, etc)
Good typing skills, strong organizational skills, ability to work under pressure, customer-oriented, good time management
Software skills: MS Office, Word, Excel, Visio, Outlook, Internet Explorer, Opera, Power Point, Access, Nero, Adobe Photoshop, Corel Draw, Acrobat Reader, ABBYY FineReader.
Native Ukrainian, Russian, professional level of English and German
Travelling, classical literature, world history, jazz music Swimming, skiing UK, the USA, Germany, Russia, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, Japan
are available on request |
Exercise 9 Look at a sample CV below. How would you improve it? What do you think is missing?
Peter Frost |
|
21 Turncote Road Newcastle N11 7GP Email: coolcat@xxxx.com Status: Single Date of Birth: 11 October 1993 |
|
Personal Statement |
I am a good team player who is hard working and highly motivated. |
|
Education |
2012 - Sheffield University – Msc Chemistry |
Sept 2005 – June 2012 Chaucer School Newcastle |
A levels in Biology, Chemistry and French |
11 GCSEs in Mathematics (A), Statistics (B), English Literature (A),English Language (B), Science (A), Additional Science (B), French (B), History (B), PE (B), Food Technology (C), RE (C) |
|
Work Experience |
Customer Service Assistant – BestFoodEver, Newcastle I was part of a team responsible for replenishing stock and dealing with customer enquiries. |
|
Voluntary Events Steward – Reading Festival (working for Oxfam) My team worked 8 hour shifts including one overnight. |
|
Voluntary Work (part-time) – Leonard Johns Hospice I worked voluntarily at the Leonard Johns Hospice. |
|
Chaucer School - Lunchtime Supervisor in the dining hall |
|
Skills |
Teamwork – As part of the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award six of us organised a five day expedition in Scotland. |
|
Communication – My communication skills developed through volunteering at the Leonard Johns Hospice. |
|
Problem solving - Studying for a Chemistry degree requires analytical, numerical and problem solving skills. |
|
IT – I have excellent IT skills. |
|
Interests and achievements |
In 2012 I completed the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. I love football, walking and reading. |
|
|
References |
Professor John Smith Sheffield University Sheffield S11 7HT Email: john.smith@xxxxx.ac.uk |
|
Ms Katie Brookes BestEverFoods Handsworth Road Newcastle N13 9FN |
