Example of Oz CV!!!
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Example of Oz CV!!!
Getting ready for the big move. Collecting references from present and previous employees, etc.
Does anyone know of a site which gives examples of Oz CV's?
Profession: Primary Teacher!!
Cheers
Lee
Does anyone know of a site which gives examples of Oz CV's?
Profession: Primary Teacher!!
Cheers
Lee
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Re: Example of Oz CV!!!
Originally posted by leejo
Getting ready for the big move. Collecting references from present and previous employees, etc.
Does anyone know of a site which gives examples of Oz CV's?
Profession: Primary Teacher!!
Cheers
Lee
Getting ready for the big move. Collecting references from present and previous employees, etc.
Does anyone know of a site which gives examples of Oz CV's?
Profession: Primary Teacher!!
Cheers
Lee
Good luck
#3
Re: Example of Oz CV!!!
Originally posted by leejo
Getting ready for the big move. Collecting references from present and previous employees, etc.
Does anyone know of a site which gives examples of Oz CV's?
Profession: Primary Teacher!!
Cheers
Lee
Getting ready for the big move. Collecting references from present and previous employees, etc.
Does anyone know of a site which gives examples of Oz CV's?
Profession: Primary Teacher!!
Cheers
Lee
Try these -
www.resume.net.au/
www.libjobs.com.au/job_seekers/resumes/
Regards
Scot
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If you try some of the jobhunting sites, like www.seek.com.au they will help you to construct an online resume - and you can then use the format for your own.
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Bad Resume's
I could give you over 300 hard copies of BAD resumes and covering letters but privacy laws don't let me.
My job is up for grabs, we advertised (PA postion) and the quality is just appauling to say the least - spelling, grammar, etc (please no comments about my post, off duty at the mo!).
I am going the other way and done a lot of searching on UK sites, got some great advice.
Good luck
Merlot
My job is up for grabs, we advertised (PA postion) and the quality is just appauling to say the least - spelling, grammar, etc (please no comments about my post, off duty at the mo!).
I am going the other way and done a lot of searching on UK sites, got some great advice.
Good luck
Merlot
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Hi Leejo,
how did your trip to Cairns go? Have you decided where you're going to settle?
how did your trip to Cairns go? Have you decided where you're going to settle?
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Originally posted by steandleigh
Hi Leejo,
how did your trip to Cairns go? Have you decided where you're going to settle?
Hi Leejo,
how did your trip to Cairns go? Have you decided where you're going to settle?
We didn't go at Christmas. Decided to save the money and go permenantly in April. We fly out on the 30th March arrive on the 3rd April. Staying at Palm Cove.
Cheers
Lee
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Don't know your job role (sorry just read you said teacher) - but find an aussie in the same profession and get them to read it. Simple tip but one we did not do for husbands print job and he kept using the term minder (short for machine minder, understood in the UK) first time we changed it to printer (after 20 months) he got an interview!
Make sure of course the format is ok, but check the local terminology for course and trainind experience, not all agencies do this and it can make the difference for easy reading.
Best of Luck
Make sure of course the format is ok, but check the local terminology for course and trainind experience, not all agencies do this and it can make the difference for easy reading.
Best of Luck
Last edited by Sandra; Feb 11th 2004 at 11:02 am.
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I did my CV/Resume pretty much as I would have done at home and got the first job I interviewed for. I think as long as it reads well it's acceptable.
The one tip I was given, and by more than one person, is that employers here like a long CV with lots of detail. No keeping it down to two pages max. Mine was six pages and the agencies all said it was good.
Hope that helps
Anne
The one tip I was given, and by more than one person, is that employers here like a long CV with lots of detail. No keeping it down to two pages max. Mine was six pages and the agencies all said it was good.
Hope that helps
Anne
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yes, long is not an issue over here.
I was wary about underlining corporates and blue chips as I didn't want to come across as a tall poppy and alienate smaller firms, but no matter.
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I was wary about underlining corporates and blue chips as I didn't want to come across as a tall poppy and alienate smaller firms, but no matter.
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