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English IV

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UNIT 3 APPLYING FOR A JOB Miss Eugenia

WORKSHEET 2 CURRICULUM VITAE = RESUMÉ

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%20job%20interview%20-%20Video.mp4

ACTIVITY 1 : READ THIS NOTE AND DO THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITY:


A few weeks ago, I saw an advert in a newspaper for a job I really wanted. I filled out the
application form, wrote my CV and sent everything off in the post. A few days later I
received an email to invite me for an interview. I was so excited, but very nervous. I
wanted to look really smart for the interview. I wore a smart suit with a white shirt and my
shiny, red shoes. I wanted to make a good impression. At the interview they asked me lots
of questions. They asked me about my previous work experience and skills that I've got
for the job. I also had to fill out some paperwork. I was well-prepared, so I think it went
well. Afterwards, the interviewers shook my hand and said, “We’ll be in touch.” I am
looking forward to hearing from them!

Activity 1: Match the words in bold type with their Spanish meanings.

1. Advert. 6 Bien preparado(a)

2. Fill out. 5 Contactarse

3. Interview. 4 Habilidades.

4. Skills. 1 Aviso

5. Be in Touch. 3 Entrevista

6. Well-prepared. 2 Completar

CV: Curriculum Vitae

Activity 2: Discuss with your partners about the information that you should or you
shouldn’t include in a CV.

you should you shouldn’t


E-mail address Religion
Work experience Job applied for
High School information Hobbies
Skills Pages you follow on Facebook
Current photograph. (foto actual) Publications
Training information Physical description
Age Instagram or Pinterest profile information.
Education. References (perfil)
English IV
IDEN04
UNIT 3 APPLYING FOR A JOB Miss Eugenia

Five basic principles for a good CV

1. Concentrate on the essentials.


2. Be clear and concise.
3. Always adapt your CV to suit the post you are applying for.
4. Pay attention to the presentation of your CV.
5. Check your CV once you have filled it in.

Extra Resource:
- http://www.businessinsider.com/things-not-to-put-on-your-resume-
2016-5#1-an-objective-1
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Activity 3: Parts of a Curriculum Vitae: Organize the information. Put the correct
numbers.

1. Personal details. 1 Date of birth: April 30, 1992.

2. Education. 2-4-5 Languages: Spanish (Native), English


(B2), German (A1).

3. Work experience. 4 Innovative and decision maker.

4. Skills. 2 Master in Business Administration.

5. Professional development 3 IT support analyst for international


company in Boston

1 123 Park Avenue, Michigan MI 60689.

2 Diploma in Occupational Safety and


Health.

5 Experience in different industries like


education, retail and
construction.

2–5 Food safety certificate.

2–5 Agricultural engineering, Inacap.

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