求职与面试英语resume.ppt

Résumé 简历 Objectives: Definition The purpose of a résumé The elements Tips in writing a résumé Structure of a résumé Three forms of résumé Useful words and expressions Samples Importance of a résumé A résumé is often a requirement for a personal interview. The preparation of a résumé reminds you of things about yourself that you ought to remember as you search for a job. A good résumé serves as the most effective piece in a direct mail campaign. Introduction The word résumé is derived from the French word for summary and it is just that--a summary of your career objectives, educational history, and work experience. A résumé should answer two important questions for a potential employer: What can you do for me? (answered in your career objectives) and Why should you be considered for this job? (answered in your sections on educational history and work experience). Definition A résumé (Curriculum Vitae, C. V.) is a one or two page summary of your education, skills, accomplishments, and experience. Your résumés purpose is to get your foot in the door. Purpose One of the most common questions for people entering the job market is：”How can I get this company to choose me？” The first impression a company has of a job candidate usually comes from the candidate’s résumé. The content and layout of a résumé are crucial, therefore, for attracting the attention of a prospective employer. The main purpose of a resume is for job seekers to show what they have for the job; “sell” their skills and experience; “sell” their expression; rearrange their materials. Elements in a résumé Personal Information is the first essential section. Providing your name, address and phone number is generally sufficient. In western countries, photos are unnecessary apart from in a few cases. Your nationality may be important in some situations, such as applying for a position as a language teacher. Information regarding marital status is not necessary because it is illegal t