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PERSONAL INFORMATION (name, date of birth, address)2 EDUCATION I QUALIFICATIONS WORK EXPERIENCE OTHER INFORMATION (skills , qualities) REFEREES
@ Work in pairs. Read the CV below and answer the questions. 1 How does Michael Blanc describe his qualifications in English? 2 In what sector of the tourism industry has he worked? 3 What experience has he had?
Michael Blanc 5 rue de la Liberation 76000 Rauen , France email : michel _blanc®yahoo .fr 25 years old French Education and Qualifications Baccalaureate (Equivalent to British L 'A ' levels , specialising in economic subjects . ) BTS Tourism (Two years ' vocational training in Leisure and Tourism . ) Work Experience Internship at the Ibis Hotel (Southampton) 62 bedrooms , three conference rooms. Supervised the operation of the night shift , dealt with questions and complaints , implemented routine checks of the hotel, collected and compiled the daily business figures and entered statistics into a database to produce the daily reports. Le Pare (Rauen) Assistant Manager of a three-star hotel (45 rooms, 26,000 covers p.a.). Respon sible for customer care , staff supervision, sales promotion (accommodation, seminars, banquets) and account.ing .
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Professional Skills Project management, sales, customer care.and public relations, budgeting and or cast1ng. computer skills: MS Office, spec1al1st management software (HOTIX, LOGHOREST, CALLSTAR) Languages: English, Spanish, some German Interests: Sailing, skiing, scuba diving Name and Address of Referee Mr Clark, Oasis Hotel, 26 Wharf Street, Southampton 0a) In groups, discuss the information presented by one of job centres. There is lots of advice and CV samples and a lot of them differ so it's hard to say exactly what the perfect CV is. I'd say a good CV should cover no more than two pages of A4 paper and be divided into clear headings. The first section should include personal details: name, address, telephone number, email and things. Some employers like to see a photo, too. You can always phone the company and find out. Next comes education and qualifications starting with the most recent things. The third section deals with work experience - again starting with the most recent job. I think it's important here to be brief so use bullet points and action verbs. You don't need to use complete sentences as long as it's very clear what you've done. Following this is the section on professional skills. Show the employer your abilities, including your ability to use IT and foreign languages.
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criteria in the job advertisement. Make it easy for the employer to ask you to an interview. Presentation is also important. Good quality paper and a clear typeface make a difference. And once you've written your CV check your grammar and spelling carefully. Then put it in a good quality large envelope so you don't have to fold it.
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b) Look at the CV in task 4 again and discuss the questions. Does this CV follow the above advice? How is this advice different from CVs in Ukraine?
6 Work in pairs. Draft your own imaginary CV and show it to a partner. Ask him or her to evaluate it using these check points.
n. • Does it list experience starting from the present? ::J w • Is it too long I too short? • Is the contact information clear? •
Read the advertisement and write your own letter of application.
CANDIDATES SHOULD: • be over 17 • have a good knowledge of English • be interested in sport • be good at organising games, etc. • enjoy working with young people
Have you got what it takes? If so, we'd like to hear from ye.CJ. Sally Wright, Beach Camp Europe 18 Palmers Rd, London W2 8EX, England email: sally@beachcamp.uk
1 Start: I am writing ... 2 Then give information about yourself, making sure you show your qualities and motivation. 3 Organise your paragraphs according to the instructions in task 5. 4 Start the final paragraph with I would very much appreciate ... 5 Write your name under your signature.
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Personal Details
Finally, detail your interests. An employer likes to know what kind of
0>- •Does it look good?
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