Resume Structure and Writing Tips
A resume typically consists of four sections: Personal Information, Education, Work Experience, and Additional Information. The names of the education, work experience, and personal information sections can be capitalized. An English resume (Resume or CV - Curriculum Vitae) should comprehensively present the candidate's profile, education, work experience, and additional information.
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How to Write a Resume in English
Today, job competition is fierce, and many employers not only require applicants to submit their resumes in Chinese but also demand corresponding English resumes. Therefore, job seekers should prepare a well-rounded English resume. The term "resume" is commonly used to describe an English job application, also known as CV (Curriculum Vitae). Here are some tips on how to structure and write an effective resume in English:
1. Resume Structure: A resume should include four sections - Personal Information, Education, Work Experience, and Additional Information. If you have full-time work experience, place your work history before your education; if you are a student, prioritize your educational background. The names of these sections can be capitalized or all in uppercase. They can be aligned to the left or centered.
2. Personal Information: (a) Name: Generally, the first name comes before the family name. For example, Xiaoming Wang. (b) Address: Start with the smallest unit and proceed to the larger unit. Place the postcode between the city and country names. (c) Phone Numbers: Include the area code in front of the phone number. Use parentheses or add a space between the area code and the number. For example: (8610) 650-5331 or 1381-247-5566 (using the 4-3-4 rule for mobile phones).
3. Education: Order educational information in reverse chronological order, with the most recent degree/diploma first. Capitalize and bold the school name. Align the location of the school to the right and make it bold in all caps. You can start with "Candidate for" for a more formal tone. If you have graduated, you can place your degree name at the beginning.
4. Work Experience: Focus on jobs that align with your job objective. If you are applying for a financial position, highlight your financial work experience. Briefly mention other sales or administrative roles if they are not directly related to your target job.
5. Awards and Achievements: List any significant awards you have received during your academic career to showcase your best side.
Remember to keep the language concise and informative, providing all necessary details while avoiding redundancy.Request for Personal Information
Here is the English translation of a personal profile:
Student ID: 20072185
Name: Kwok Ching
Gender: Female
Nationality: Chinese
Date of birth: November 10th, 1988
School year: 2007.09 (Department)
Department name: School of Economics and Business Administration
Professional title: Business Management
Class Name: Business Administration, Class of 2007-02
This individual, identified by the Student ID number 20072185, is Kwok Ching, a female of Chinese nationality. Born on November 10th, 1988, she is currently enrolled in the School of Economics and Business Administration, with a focus on Business Management. Her class year is 2007-02.
