A CV is essential to finding a job. Your CV will allow employers to get an overview of your profile and key qualifications, and encourage employers to call you in for an interview.<\/p>\n
Some employers receive hundreds of CVs each day, so it\u2019s important that your CV reflect who you really are in an effective and positive way and set itself apart from the rest.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Ton curriculum doit comprendre : <\/strong><\/p>\n Your CV must:<\/p>\n Give complete information: your name, address, telephone number including the area code, and e-mail address.<\/p>\n Provide future employers with an\u00a0e-mail address that won\u2019t scare them off<\/strong>. Something like firstname.lastname@xyz.com rather than hot.mama@xyz.com, for example. Many sites offer free e-mail addresses, such as Hotmail and Yahoo. You can always open an account especially for your job search.<\/p>\n More and more recruiters process r\u00e9sum\u00e9s using computers. It\u2019s preferable to send yours by e-mail whenever you can.<\/p>\n In a few lines, explain what you really want to do, your\u00a0professional interests<\/strong>. This will help your future employer identify the kind of work that interests you. You can also include a few\u00a0skills<\/strong>\u00a0that are appropriate for the job you want.<\/p>\n Indicate your years of schooling in descending order. This will make it easier for your future employer to see what academic level you\u2019ve reached. Don\u2019t list too much, though.<\/p>\n In descending order, list the name of the company or employer, your position or title, dates of employment, a brief description of your tasks and the skills that were required or that you developed while in the position.<\/p>\n Are you a budding photographer? A computer whiz? A star hockey player? Do you volunteer? Have you received an entrepreneurial award in your school\u2019s Junior Achievement program?<\/p>\n Each of your interests and hobbies shows a different side of your personality as well as your skills. Being on a hockey team, for example, can help you to be perceived as someone who is good at working on a team.<\/p>\n List at least two people who are not family members and who can put in a good word for you, such as a former employer, a neighbour you helped out, a teacher who knows you well, etc.<\/p>\n On your reference sheet, indicate your name and address, the names and addresses of your references as well as a brief description of their relationship to you (i.e., French teacher, owner of the D\u00e9panneur Moineau, etc.). Be sure to bring a copy of your references to the interview with you.<\/p>\n\n
The purpose of the CV<\/h2>\n
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R\u00e9sum\u00e9 sections<\/h2>\n
Contact information<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Objective<\/h3>\n
Education<\/h3>\n
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Work experience<\/h3>\n
Additional experience<\/h3>\n
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Interests and hobbies<\/h3>\n
References<\/h3>\n
Your r\u00e9sum\u00e9 should never include the following information:<\/h3>\n