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WHAT IS PET?

Pet it’s an exam that means preliminary English test pet is a level B1 it has three parts

1. Reading and writing


2. Speaking
3. Listening

Each part of the exam is 25% of the total

The people usually do this exam because to many places accept this certification

This exam examine the skills necessaries to communicate in English

In the seaking you will have to talk about you information personal,compare pictures

In the listening you have lo listen and pay attention to find specific information

In writing you have write a message to a friend

HOW TO WRITE A RESUME?


1. Have a clear message
It’s a clear vision of what you can offer .this demonstrate wht you can do for a
company.What are you good at.Use the thing you do well

2. Including a branding profile


Descrition a gratest accomplishments it tells who you are who you help and how you help
them(company) its aldso a personal summary an qualifications
3. Focus on the top half
This is where managers and recruiters woll look first and also they read your resume only
6 seconds to convence that you are available for work
4. Highlight your accomplisments
They want to se haow you worked in your previous positions and the problems you can
solve and who did you do it
5. Make it relevant
Use the most important information and use the most actual information

WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS FOR A RESUME


Header (name, postal address, phone numbers and email)

Profile (This section includes the skills that the candidate possesses; knowledge in languages)
Certifications. Includes activities or university associations that demonstrate your leadership,
initiative, involvement in the community or the use of special skills.)

Education (Your academic preparation: universities, schools, degrees or diplomas received,


concentrations or vocational areas studied. Include your academic honors, if any. It also includes
research titles, special projects or thesis.)

Work experience (In this section you can include full-time, part-time, summer jobs, volunteer
work, research studies projects, and all work done that you think would be beneficial for the
employer's knowledge).

References

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