Many job seeking people today have the same problem, "how do i write a CV eventhough i hardly have qualifications or experience?".
When writing an application always take your time and do not hesitate to be enthusiastic or show artistic skills.
Employers need proof that you are the right candidate.If for example you have not yet gathered enough experience in the same or similar job area, possibly mention Practica , voluntary work or field projects etc. that you have completed in the past, to get the positive attention on your side.
Furthermore try to show personal skills that may be of relevance to your potential employer,such as hobbies, motivations or personal preferences, this way you can show the enterprise that you are a motivated person with the right attitude towards work and your environment and you managed to proof it in the past.
Nevertheless,sometimes(very rarely) these informations are not sufficient and you have to give solid examples to proof liability.
Maybe you have a blog and you regularly post,possibly you did voluntary work in a foreign country or you supervised a project -if this is relevant for your job,or the enterprise,you should mention it.
Working in a family business or the independent(yourself) funding of your university courses or other trainings are examples of information that might be hugely interesting to your potential employer,as it points out characteristics such as work-ethics,manners or modesty.
Additionally it is important to display personal qualities and social skills at its best.If you are hard working and stress resistant,you should mention it by saying that you have a horse you are responsible for or that you have been doing a certain sport for years, basically presistant activities or responsibilities.
Also the layout of your CV can be of importance depending on the vacancy you are applying for.
Good Luck
Further info (link)
http://careers.guardian.co.uk/careers-blog/how-to-write-cv-without-work-experience
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When writing an application always take your time and do not hesitate to be enthusiastic or show artistic skills.
Employers need proof that you are the right candidate.If for example you have not yet gathered enough experience in the same or similar job area, possibly mention Practica , voluntary work or field projects etc. that you have completed in the past, to get the positive attention on your side.
Furthermore try to show personal skills that may be of relevance to your potential employer,such as hobbies, motivations or personal preferences, this way you can show the enterprise that you are a motivated person with the right attitude towards work and your environment and you managed to proof it in the past.
Nevertheless,sometimes(very rarely) these informations are not sufficient and you have to give solid examples to proof liability.
Maybe you have a blog and you regularly post,possibly you did voluntary work in a foreign country or you supervised a project -if this is relevant for your job,or the enterprise,you should mention it.
Working in a family business or the independent(yourself) funding of your university courses or other trainings are examples of information that might be hugely interesting to your potential employer,as it points out characteristics such as work-ethics,manners or modesty.
Additionally it is important to display personal qualities and social skills at its best.If you are hard working and stress resistant,you should mention it by saying that you have a horse you are responsible for or that you have been doing a certain sport for years, basically presistant activities or responsibilities.
Also the layout of your CV can be of importance depending on the vacancy you are applying for.
Good Luck
Further info (link)
http://careers.guardian.co.uk/careers-blog/how-to-write-cv-without-work-experience
Apply for language courses and a possible mediation with PROMEDES today!
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