PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Description

          Introduction to CV writing

A Curriculum Vitae (CV) presents a record of your qualities, skills and experience to employers, so that your suitability for a particular job can be assessed.

What will you learn?

We provide video lesions explaining the students how the CV should be well-designed (appearance is important because first impressions count), how to add topics like Personal Details, Personal Profile, Skills & Abilities, Employment History, Education and Training, etc., to gain the first impression of the employer giving resumes as sample mentioning what an employer will be looking for in a CV.

Basic resume preparation for IT fresher, resume preparation for experienced software employees (year-wise). For EEE, Civil and mechanical students modal resumes will be prepared for core companies. For the students from the fields of pharmacy, textile, the teacher also will be taught in the same way as for the government jobs resumes and for the fields of Banking, MBA, MCA, etc., The topics which ought to mention and which ought not to will be mentioned in the training session. In the end, we will take you through the best ways to prepare a CV.

Prerequisites

· English Knowledge.

· Choose the right software - Most CVs are created using Microsoft Word, but there is other software you can use to create a professional design, such as Adobe InDesign. We recommend that you publish the CV in a PDF or Word document. If in doubt, ask the recruiter what file format they prefer.

· It is important that your CV contains enough of the right information for the employer to feel that you are a good fit for the role.

· It's good practice to start your CV with a personal statement.

· Don’t mention your date of birth - It is now illegal to discriminate against someone on the basis of their age.