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    This document provides guidance on how to structure and describe information in a CV in English. It outlines sections for personal information, education, work experience, other skills, computer skills, and personal interests. For education, it recommends listing schools attended with dates, locations, degrees/qualifications obtained, and subjects studied. Work experience should include job titles, companies, locations, and descriptions of roles. Other sections include languages spoken and levels, computer proficiency, hobbies, certifications, and voluntary work.

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    This document provides guidance on how to structure and describe information in a CV in English. It outlines sections for personal information, education, work experience, other skills, computer skills, and personal interests. For education, it recommends listing schools attended with dates, locations, degrees/qualifications obtained, and subjects studied. Work experience should include job titles, companies, locations, and descriptions of roles. Other sections include languages spoken and levels, computer proficiency, hobbies, certifications, and voluntary work.

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    This document provides guidance on how to structure and describe information in a CV in English. It outlines sections for personal information, education, work experience, other skills, computer skills, and personal interests. For education, it recommends listing schools attended with dates, locations, degrees/qualifications obtained, and subjects studied. Work experience should include job titles, companies, locations, and descriptions of roles. Other sections include languages spoken and levels, computer proficiency, hobbies, certifications, and voluntary work.

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    CV English Expressions and Vocabulary

    Your CV is divided into sections. The following is a guide to how to express


    information described in these sections in English:

    Personal Information

    Name : forename and SURNAME


    Address: house number and street
    Town and postcode (In French)
    Country
    Telephone: 123456
    e-mail : [email protected]
    Age : 24 years
    or
    DoB: 2/5/99
    Nationality : French
    Marital Status : single
    married
    divorced

    Education
    date – date 1 2 3 year student at ENSAM, Cluny, France (French
    st/ nd/ rd

    National Graduate School of Engineering and Manufacturing).

    date – date Name of school, town, France


    preparation for the competitive entrance examinations to French engineering
    “grandes écoles”; chosen subjects: e.g. physics and technology.

    date – date Name of school, town, France


    DUT (2-year technical college degree, equivalent to an HND)
    chosen subjects: e.g. physics and technology.

    date – date Name of school, town, France


    BTS (advanced vocational certificate, equivalent to an HND)
    chosen subjects: e.g. physics and technology.

    date – date Name of school, town, France


    Baccalauréat e.g. S (scientific) (option e.g. mechanics) with
    honours/distinction/merit (as appropriate) – equivalent to UK ‘A’ levels
    NB write names of diplomas in the original language and not a mix of
    French/English

    Work Experience
    Dates Job Title Company Name, Town, Country
    Description of role/duties (if appropriate)

    Internships
    Dates Work Placement, Company Name, Town, Country
    nature of role

    Other Skills

    Languages Refer to CEFR levels to describe your level


    French – native speaker / mother tongue
    English – bilingual. Frequent stays with paternal family in Cambridge UK,
    attended local school for one year
    German – capable of holding a conversation, reasonable global
    comprehension and able to write in non complex forms
    Japanese – capable of short exchanges in practical repeated situations

    Computer Skills
    Excellent knowledge of: Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, Access, ProEngineer

    Personal Interests
    Sports : Ski instructor, member of ENSAM rugby team, running ( half
    marathons), judo – black belt, snowboarding

    Astronomy – Secretary of local Astronomy Society

    Voluntary Activities: participated in a field mission organised by Handicap


    International to Pakistan in 2018 to assist in renovating a day care centre.

    Holder of First Aid Certificate


    Full Driving License
    Holder of BAFA (youth worker certificate)

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