高级写作3_Résumé-1.doc

Résumé When you apply for a job, most employers want to have an important document from you. That is a RéSUMé. Your résumé is usually the first impression that an employer has of you. And because an employer may have hundreds of job applications to consider, you have about 15 seconds to make sure that first impression is a good one. A résumé is a selective record of your background- your education, work experience, your certification, abilities and so on. Your résumé or CV is your visiting card, your ambassador and shop window. It represents you and it has a specific purpose. So a résumé must be attractive, informative, persuasive and pushing sales of yourself. The focus of the résumé assignment is readability, effective design, and adaptation to audience expectations. If you make up a few details in your résumé, we think that is okay. However, if you are just starting your college education and have little work experience, try using the techniques and suggestions to create a résumé that represents your current skills, abilities and background. Developing a decent-looking résumé based on what you are now is a challenge that you have to deal with at some points. The contents of a Résumé : 1. heading 2. objectives ( career, study) 3. educational experience 4. work experience 5. activities , publications, interests, skills, scholarships, awards 6. references(核证人或证明人） The contents of a Résumé : 1、个人情况：Name, Sex, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Nationality/citizenship, Marital Status, Health, Height, Weight, Present Address, Permanent Address, telephone, postal code(邮编） 2、职业意向:Objective/or: Position Wanted: A position as English Instructor, 　 3、资历: QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, major in marketing. 4、经历(Job Experience）:一般逆序写（由近及远）。 5/2006-12/2007 University of California Press, Berkeley, California 5/2005-4/2006 Editorial and Marketing Trainee, California 5. 文化程度(Education):一般逆