'With written job applications ALWAYS get someone else to read it before you send it off. They'll spot silly errors in grammar and spelling that you might have missed. And don't rely on a spellchecker. They often have errors or are written in American English. Buy a small dictionary and keep it next to the computer. Don't put your entire life history in your CV. Think about what's most relevant to the person who's going to read it.'
David Thomas, David Thomas Media
How To Write A CVWatch this video from Videojug from a business professional explaining how to write a CV.
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'The biggest thing I wish I had got help on at school was writing a good CV. You don’t understand until you try getting a job the difference a good CV makes. I found the tips really helpful and the Crea8ing Careers templates were easy to copy for myself. '
Peter Bell, Customer Services
National Careers Service
The National Careers Service website provides careers advice and information on a wide range of jobs, training course resources and funding. Use their career planning tools including CV Builder, Action Plan and Skills Health Check or search for funding options for new training courses.
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Alternative Learning Community
Why not join one of the Alternative Learning Community job clubs in the south-east and get support in the following areas: searching for jobs, writing job applications, IT skills, literacy, CV writing and interview techniques.
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TemplatesDownload free templates to help you write your CV.
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