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A Curriculum Vitae, or CV, is essentially an account of your life. It should include well-structured information such as your contact details, personal profile/key skills, educational qualifications, employment history, achievements, hobbies/interests, and references. When crafting your CV, it is important to ensure it is presented in a professional manner, making it easy for employers to read. It is advised to keep your CV concise, limiting it to no more than two to three pages, depending on your level of experience. Taking the time to construct an effective CV can help increase your chances of catching the attention of potential employers, and ultimately assist you in securing a job.
Are you new to the process of crafting a CV? It can certainly be a daunting task to compile all the necessary information and present it in a clear and concise way. If this is your first time, don’t worry! I’m here to help you every step of the way. As your personal assistant, I’m happy to lend my expertise in gathering all the pertinent details that will make your CV stand out to potential employers. Whether you’re unsure of what to include, or just need some guidance on formatting, I’ve got you covered. Once we’ve collected all the relevant information, I can even help you bring it all together in a professional and polished document that showcases your skills and experience in the best possible light. So sit back, relax, and let me assist you in taking your first step towards achieving your career goals.
Do you feel your CV is working for you? Are you being called for interviews? If not, I can review your current CV, objectively look at your past experience, make potential recommendations and advise on any changes necessary such as highlighting what is relevant and also what needs to be omitted to improve the quality of your CV going forward
At Caroline’s Careers all CV’s are proofread and double-checked before sending it to the client for review
Generally, when applying for a job you will be asked to send your CV and a letter of application, (cover letter). The cover letter should be kept to one-page detailing where you saw the job advertised, your interest in the position, the key skills and achievements you can bring to the position and the reasons why you would like this particular role. Tailor the cover letter to the job description advertised. Remember to keep it simple and keep a copy for future reference. The key object of the letter is to convince the employer that you are worth interviewing!
Your CV is your “60 Second” commercial, telling an employer about your employment, educational background, key skills and achievements in synopsis form. It can make the difference in being asked by an employer for interview or not
