CV... APA ITU?

 

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DEFINITION

Curriculum Vitae (CV) is a document that briefly explains personal identity, career portfolio, academic or non-academic achievements, as well as data and information needed to apply for a job.

Curriculum Vitae can also be referred to as a Curriculum Vitae which contains information about the life of the owner of the CV which is detailed but concise, personal identity, educational history, and achievements that have been achieved.

Various data listed in the CV serves to describe the capabilities possessed in a realistic way and in accordance with the criteria required by the company. For companies, the Curriculum Vitae has a function to make it easier to evaluate the competencies and talents of applicants that are relevant to the qualifications and positions required by the company.

THE AIMS 

in the world of work, Resumes are a form of administrative document that contains data on job applicants, both regarding work experience, skills possessed, to the last education of the job applicant. The number of resume pages should usually not exceed two pages.

THE DIFFERENCES OF CV AND RESUME

-          Curriculum Vitae (CV)
1.        Fill in complete data about job applicants. Starting from a brief summary of yourself, biodata, home address,
 educational history, work history, expertise, organizational history, and others.
2.        CV has various forms, for example ATS-Friendly, Creative CV, and others.
-          Resume
1.        Contains a summary of the job applicant regarding educational history, work history, expertise possessed, 
organizational history relevant to the position to be applied for.
2.        It is in the form of systematic paragraphs and cannot be more than two pages.
SENTENCES COMMONLY USED IN WRITING A CV

1. Pay attention to the type and length of the sentences used
Apart from your current job, everything in your English CV is written in the past tense. 
Also avoid writing subject sentences (such as I, my), 
possessive pronouns (such as my, mine, his, hers), 
and sometimes even articles (the or a) to make sentences shorter.
If you include more than one wish in a sentence, replace the word 'and' with a semicolon.
 For example, instead of writing this sentence 
"I led an important project and my manager gave me a promotion,
" you could shorten it to "Major project led; promoted by manager."
If using bullet points or phrases in the job description, try to start it the same way. 
start the example of each point with a verb, like so:
    Manage a team of 40 recruiters.
    Design and implement online recruitment programs.
    Increase in the number of recruits by 100%.
2. Use action verbs
Dynamic action verbs grab the reader's attention more than passive verbs because 
they make you sound more energetic, and motivated.
Examples of passive verbs are am, was, have and had, while examples of action verbs are:
    Expert.
    Collaborate.
    Pushed.
    Established.
    facilitated.
    Established.
    Managed, and more.
Example of use in a sentence: Instead of writing "responsible for 10 employees", 
you could write "managing a team of 10 employees".
3. Pay attention to the use of capital letters
Each language has different rules regarding the use of capital letters. Avoid using capital letters 
on CVs in English excessively, incorrectly and inconsistently.
Capitalize every word in job titles, company names, title names, university or college names, 
and month and day names. 
Examples include a Customer Sales Representative at Vodafone or a Bachelor 
of Arts Degree in English Literature.
If you want to show something important, it's better to use italic or bold fonts instead 
of using caps lock. 
Examples of writing capitals that should be avoided in CVs include: 
COMPLETED 10 LEVELS OF DIGITAL MARKETING COURSES.
4. Back correction
After completing your English CV, be sure to reread it and correct it if there are still words used, 
or grammatical errors. You can take advantage of an English spelling or grammar checking tool such 
as Grammarly, or by directly asking someone who is fluent in English to authorize your CV back.
 
SAMPLE OF CV or RESUME
              
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
WRITING CV