YOUR CV (CURRICULUM VITAE)

Always type it on unlined white paper, preferably a single sheet.

Write your name, address and telephone number.

Put your health record, date of birth and marital status.

In the next section, note down your education. Put any qualifications on the next line.

Next, detail your work history, starting with your most recent job. Give dates, employers and describe your duties*

List hobbies and interests and put extra information in a separate section.

End by saying that two referees are available on request - not naming them leaves you free to choose the best ones for particular jobs. Remember the longer an application, the less chance it has of being read.

Never send a photo-copied letter - it looks as though you don't care.

Always be positive and never apologise for being You.

CURRICULUM VITAE (CV)

NAME ADDRESS

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH NATIONALITY

EDUCATION LANGUAGES PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE

INTERESTS

Robert Edward Baleman .

Grow Road. West Clapham UK

9th September 1968. I^ondon British

Ripton County School

Grunt College of Further

Education

University of Everion English, French

2 years of a translator for publisher of dictionaries

3 years of teaching English in France

Reading, travelling, art.

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RESUME
1. NAME/SURNAME	Mariana Smirnova
2. AGE	14 October, 1974
3. MARITAL STATUS	Single
4. CONTACT TELEPHONE	412 70 81
5. LANGUAGES	English (fluent) - translating,
	interpreting and negotiating skills
	German (basic)
6. EDUCATION	A fourth-year student at the
	evening department of the Institute
	of Foreign Relations (MGIMO)
	International Economy
7. COURSES AND PROFES	1994-1995
SIONAL TRAINING	Typing and computer courses
	1994-1995
	Interpreting courses
8. WORK EXPERIENCE	1992-1995 - JSC, Poliphondis
	Securities
	Assistant General Director 1995 -
	MADI Institute (Automobile
	Institute, Economics department)
	Translator/Interpreter, Office
	Assistant
9. SAIARY HISTORY	S 700 per month including lunch
10. COMPUTER SKILLS	Word for Windows, EXCEL,
	Norton Commander
11. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE	I. Oral and written translation
	2. Travel arrangement
	3. Meetings and negotiations
	arrangement
	4. Business letters and contracts
	making
/	5. Carrying out administrative
	duties about the office
	6. Working with clients, marketing
	experience
12. INTERPERSONAL	Good communication skills,
QUALITIES	energetic, well-organised, flexible,
	friendly, honest, responsible,
	intelligent

AN INTERVIEW

1. Before you read the text on p 337 think of the questions you might be asked during an interview about:

I. yourself 2 your family 3. your education

4 your friends

5 your hobbies

6 your previous job

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