QUOTE(little_mozart @ Feb 5 2008, 04:01 PM)
hello everyone...
i try yo send my cv to apply some training (that training will give me rm500 monthly allowance blabla..i hope all forumers are aware about this) after they received my resume, they will arrange an interview.
how could i write my resume? Would u not hesitate to share tips n tricks?
Should or should not i write the detail about my cv (in my university day..once i have been a president of some club blabla..)
i think if i write down that..it will decrease my chance to get the training course..becoz i think that training is for weakened people/student who did not have good background.
thanx..

I am quite puzzled that you are looking for a position that is lower grade than what you can do. It is like a boxer punching below his weight.i try yo send my cv to apply some training (that training will give me rm500 monthly allowance blabla..i hope all forumers are aware about this) after they received my resume, they will arrange an interview.
how could i write my resume? Would u not hesitate to share tips n tricks?
Should or should not i write the detail about my cv (in my university day..once i have been a president of some club blabla..)
i think if i write down that..it will decrease my chance to get the training course..becoz i think that training is for weakened people/student who did not have good background.
thanx..
Anyways, what you should write is the basic stuff like your contact info. Then going to your academic info such as the subjects you have taken and the subjects you had excelled in. Besides that, you should also take some time to think about your strengths and values that can add value to the potential employers.
As for being a president of clubs, i think that you should put it down as i believe having a potential leader as a trainee will give the employer more benefit than someone who is not.
just my 50cents!
Feb 12 2008, 12:48 PM

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