wah gila. took u guys 4 months to reply his cover-letter thread?

er. as for the cert, no need. just state in your resume enough.

you bring it along if you called for interview. sometimes they might wanna see, but usually they don't.

http://www.i-resign.com/

how about stating "currently in pursuit of Master In XYZ". the rest of the details give only during interview.

actually, i think your CV must supply sufficient information.

if your information can be displayed within 2 pages, then 2 pages it is. this is not an essay that you need 5000 words. if it needs 10, then 10 pages it is. no need to write grandparent stories and how your kitten helps you with your work.

refer to Post #11

http://213.186.36.10/~al/alstudio/cv/en.htm

damn nice CV. didn't think it warrants a new thread here, but i can't help but show how CVs are not limited to word documents.

probably i'll make my CV into an FPS.

nice insight here. but i'm sure not all interviewer / applicant reviewer find it that way, it's like "what da heck is this? doesn't he even have access to a computer? if he can't even use today's technology to make his letter neat. blablablablbal". you get the drift.

i've come by some people that are really finicky on things like this and a typed out (whether template or not) would seem more professional than a beautifully hand-written work.

what's your opinion on this?