Curriculum Vitae Writing

In CAREERS EDUCATION we have been learning to write a skills based Curriculum Vitae.

A skills based C.V. focuses more on the skills that we have, rather than our work history.

Here is a link to our online Modelling Book that shows the process we have followed.

Three things that I have learned about writing a Curriculum Vitae are:

Curriculum Vitae's usually have referees

Spelling and Grammar is very important

A C.V is a formal writing.

Here is a link to my Skills based Curriculum Vitae.

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Art Mural

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Excellence Care Values 4

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Merit Care Values 5

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