Практичні заняття 3-4

Тема : Резюме. Види резюме. Основні вимоги до складання резюме.

Питання:

1.                      What is a resume?

2.                      What are the basic requirements for a good resume?

3.                      How many types of resumes do you know? What do they differ in?

4.                      What type of resume is the most popular with the recruiters?

5.                      What information is recommended to exclude from your resume?

6.                      Which of special suggestions that can help you write a perfect resume do you think are the most important?

Завдання: 1. Підготуйте розповідь про основні вимоги оформлення резюме, використовуючи текст “The Requirements for a Resume”.

                  2. Складіть власне резюме. (хронологічне, функціональне, гібридне/комбіноване)

1. Read and translate the texts. Write out the unknown words.

The Resume

Résumé is a summary of education, work experience, and qualification. There are two terms which exist in parallel: C.V. (UK.) or a curriculum vita which comes from Latin and means autobiography, and résumé (Am. En.) which is borrowed from French and means a summary. There is no much difference between them except that a résumé is usually shorter (one page long) and written by those applicants who have little work experience.

A résumé is very important in job searching. It is your visit card purposed to arise interest to the prospective employer. There are three main formats of a résumé: chronological, functional and hybrid.

The most popular among the beginners is a chronological résumé. In a chronological résumé a list of education and work experience is presented in a reverse chronological order. This is followed by a statement explaining job responsibilities.

In the functional résumé experience and skills are given under the job title, without dates or places of an employment.

Hybrid - this is the most suitable for graduates as it combines the best features of the chronological and functional styles.

Targeted resume emphasizes capabilities and accomplishments relating to the specific job applied for. Work experience is briefly listed in a separate section.

 

Your résumé also serves as a self-assessment tool, an opportunity to complete a self-inventory and see where you’ve been and where you’d like to go

 

The Requirements for a Resume

  A resume should show an applicant’s qualification for a specific job. It should include your name, address, and telephone number; an employment objective; educational and training data: a list of previous work experience. The list should start with your present or with your last job that shows qualifications for the work you want now.

  All this data should be listed in an easy-to-read form. If possible, all of the information should be on one page. Type your resume on standard size business stationery.

  The interviewer usually sees the resume before he sees the applicant. The resume gives the first impression of the applicant to the employer. It should be neat and well organized.

 

2. To strengthen your resume you may use action verbs like (try to learn them by heart):

Analyzed – аналізував

Administered, managed – вів справи, керував

Completedпроводив (роботу)

Created створював

Evaluatedвизначав (кількість, вартість); підраховував

Implemented – впроваджував

Improved удосконалював

Investigatedдослідив, вивчив

Organizedорганізував

Participated брав участь

Performed виконав

Planned – планував

Proposed – запропонував

Providedзабезпечив

Researchedдосліджував

Solvedвирішив (проблему, задачу)

Streamlined – модернізував

Supervised – завідував

Supportedпідтримував

 

3. Knowing what to exclude from your resume is as important as knowing what to include. Here is a list of details to exclude from your resume:

·                    Height, weight, hair or eye colour;

·                    Comments about your family, spouse, or children;

·                                         Your photograph (unless you are applying for modeling or acting job);

·                    Travel restrictions;

·                    Preferences for work schedule, days off, or overtime;

·                    Salary demands or expectations.

Some special suggestions will help you write a perfect resume:

1.                      Adapt your resume to the information you have gathered about the employer and the job you want.

2.                      Use action verbs, they will bring your resume to life.

3.                      Avoid the pronoun “I”. Describe your skills and capabilities by using as many specific words as possible.

4.                      Highlight your accomplishments and achievements.

5.                                             Keep it simple and clear: two pages at most.

6.                      Be truthful, don't exaggerate or misrepresent yourself. Remember that employers check the information.

7.                                             Don't mention salary.

8.                      Avoid long sentences. Use the minimum number of words and phrases but avoid abbreviations.

9.                      The resume should be typed with plenty of white space and wide margins. Place headings at the left side of the page, and the details relating to them on the right side.

10.                                      Make sure there are no errors in spelling, punctuation, or typing.

11.                                      Don't sign or date the resume.

12.                                      Always send an original of your resume. Don't send a photocopy.

13.                                      Keep copies of resumes on file for future reference. Once you have a job, update your resume on a regular basis.

4. Look through the sample of a CV and a resume. Write your own resume.

 

 

Curriculum Vitae

 

Resume

Name

Richard Black

19 Garden Road

Tel: 067367898

Address

Flat 56, 19 Garden Road

London, E.C.

Stockton, CA 567

Richard

Email:Richardblack@gmail.com

Black

Tel.

067367898

 

 

Email

Richardblack@gmail.com

 

 

Date of birth

15-04-79

 

 

Employment

 

Technical Support Manager

 

Objective:

To find a Technical Support Manager position in the field of Publishing

Qualifications

Higher National Diploma

in Computer Studies

University of West London

(1998)

Experience

2005-present time

Flower Publishing

Stockton, CA

Programmer

History

New Publishing (2005-now)

Programmer

Amigo Publishing (2003-2005)

Asst. Technical Manager

Amigo Publishing (1998-2003)

Programmer

 

2003-2005 Time Publishing

Seattle, WA

Asst. Technical Manager

1998-2003 Time Publishing

Seattle, WA

Programmer

Interests

Tennis, dancing, computers

Education:

1994-1998 University of

Referees

Mr. Harold Brown,

IT Manager,

Amigo Publishing,

25, Park Street,

London WFS

 

 

 

Interests

References

California,

Berkley, CA

B.C. Computer Science

Tennis, dancing, computers

Available upon request

 

 

 


Chronological format:

·         Objective

·         Summary

·         Experience

·         Education

·         References

 

Functional format:

·         Objective

·         Accomplishments

·         Capabilities

·         Employment History

·         Education

·         References

The combined format

·         Objective

·         Summary

·         Accomplishments

·         Experience

·         Education

·         References


 

 

Curriculum Vitae


Louise Longford
12, Kenmore Road
Littletown
LT12 9BH
01456 783460

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

  Motivating others to share my passion for sport and fitness

  Enjoy being part of a team both in netball and for academic work

  Able to work without supervision

  Good at balancing work and study commitments

  Competence in use of all aspects of Office 2000 and Fitness Publisher

ACHIEVEMENTS

  Establishing college aerobics class

  Captain of College netball team

  Second place in county cross country finals

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
2000-2002 Littletown Community College
BTEC National Diploma Sports Science, completion date July 2000

Subjects studied:
Core Science
Diet & Nutrition
Maths & Statistics
Practical Sports
Safety & Sports Injuries
Sports Anatomy and Physiology
Sports Psychology , IT
Exercise Physiology
Human Physiology
Mechanics of Sport
Outdoor Pursuits
Sociology & Philosophy of Sport
Organisation & Administration
Supervision & Management
Sport in Society

Courses completed:

  RLSS Bronze Medallion

  RSA Exercise to Music teachers Award

  RSA CLAIT and IBT 2

1993-2000 Littletown School GCSEs:
English Language (B) , English Literature (C)
Biology (A) , Maths (B)
Geography (C) , P.E. (A)
Art (A)
Design Realisation (B)
French (C)
Chemistry (C)

EMPLOYMENT

2000 to present. Pool Attendant, Littletown Swimming Pool. Part time post, hours vary from 5 to 15 a week.

  Supervising swimmers

  Reception work, money handling and phone answering

  Working towards ASA Swimming Teacher's Award

INTERESTS

  Netball

  Circuit training

  Squash

  Skiing

  Mountain Biking

 

REFERENCES

Mr. P. Benn
Manager
Littletown Baths
Broughton Street
Littletown
LT1 9GL

Ms. S. Cuthberg
Course Manager (Sport Science)
Littletown Community College
West Street
Littletown
LT2 6EK

Resume

Sarah Smith


Contact details

Contact telephone number:    (02) 1234 5678
Mobile telephone number:      123 456 7890
Email address:                      Sarah.Smith@resume.com
Postal address:
                     PO Box
                                           Resumeville NSW 2700

Career objective

A challenging career in editing where I can develop my skills 
and contribute to a dynamic publishing team


Employment history

April 2005-present               
University Print House
Assistant Editor

February 2002-April 2005    
Print Shoppe
Sales Assistant


Education

2001-2003                            
Sydney University
Bachelor of Arts (Professional Communication)

Short courses 
Adult Learning Centre:


Relevant skills


Professional affiliations

I am a registered member of the Australian Association of Editors and Publishers.

Special achievements


Hobbies and interests


John Doe
Chief Editor, University Print House
(02) 1234 5678
012 345 6890

Joe Citizen
Marketing Manager, University Print House
(02) 1234 5678
012 345 6890

Susie Smith
Manager, Print Shoppe
(02) 1234 5678
012 345 6890