Resume / CV
#1
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I am currently updating my cv/resume (what do they call them here?)
I have read that they format them differently in Canada.
I was wondering if anyone had any good reference stuff towards creating one or even better know of a company that specialises in converting them and that would convert mine into a locally accepted format..obviously at a price
I am based in Toronto if that helps?
Ta in advance
I have read that they format them differently in Canada.
I was wondering if anyone had any good reference stuff towards creating one or even better know of a company that specialises in converting them and that would convert mine into a locally accepted format..obviously at a price

I am based in Toronto if that helps?
Ta in advance
#3
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Yes, couldn't see any reference to companies that are good for formatting them though...?
#5
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No companies that professionally do the conversion.
#7
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Ok, was more gearing towards a recommendation.
More than capable of using google but was hoping for one that maybe a member had used.
Thanks for you efforts.
More than capable of using google but was hoping for one that maybe a member had used.
Thanks for you efforts.
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Hi there,
I had the same problem to!! When I arrived I was sending out my english 2 1/2 page CV with no luck what so ever!!
So I did some research on goggle and just looked up what the difference was between a CV and resume and just went from there. I found Monster.ca to be quite helpful there are lots of tips on how to put together the perfect resume.
Trust me it really does help to research resumes as once I changed my CV into a resume I actually started to get call backs!!
What I found is that over here they prefer the resume to be between 1-2 pages at most, but there are so many templates online you should be able to find one that suits you best. I hope that helps!!
All the best!!
I had the same problem to!! When I arrived I was sending out my english 2 1/2 page CV with no luck what so ever!!
So I did some research on goggle and just looked up what the difference was between a CV and resume and just went from there. I found Monster.ca to be quite helpful there are lots of tips on how to put together the perfect resume.
Trust me it really does help to research resumes as once I changed my CV into a resume I actually started to get call backs!!
What I found is that over here they prefer the resume to be between 1-2 pages at most, but there are so many templates online you should be able to find one that suits you best. I hope that helps!!
All the best!!
Last edited by La_de_da_de_dum; Sep 1st 2011 at 9:48 am. Reason: Thats google by the way!!
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From: Victoria, B.C.






I am currently updating my cv/resume (what do they call them here?)
I have read that they format them differently in Canada.
I was wondering if anyone had any good reference stuff towards creating one or even better know of a company that specialises in converting them and that would convert mine into a locally accepted format..obviously at a price
I am based in Toronto if that helps?
Ta in advance
I have read that they format them differently in Canada.
I was wondering if anyone had any good reference stuff towards creating one or even better know of a company that specialises in converting them and that would convert mine into a locally accepted format..obviously at a price

I am based in Toronto if that helps?
Ta in advance
http://www.resume-hut.com/
I don't know if they will do the work remotely or not.
Cheers - Steve






