Writing a CV with no Experience 2

What is more important when designing a CV?

• Ease of read.

• Use of colour.

• Quality of photograph.

• Profuse description of elements.

Your contact details should appear at...

• The reverse of the page.

• The margins of the CV.

• The top of the page.

• Between the hobbies and the work experience.

The reason for including hobbies and interests is ...

• ... to show your transferable skills.

• ... to be friends with the empl0yer.

• ... to make friends among the employees.

• ... to be accepted as you really are.

Which order is followed in this text? "Highly motivated and detail-oriented Administration and Finance graduate with a passion for numbers and analytics. Experienced in financial analysis, bookkeeping, and data entry.

Through my vocational training, I have gained knowledge in financial accounting, business management, and office administration. I have also developed strong analytical skills and proficiency in Microsoft Excel. In addition, my participation in volunteer work and after-school clubs has allowed me to develop teamwork, communication, and leadership skills. I am excited to contribute to a company that values accuracy, precision, and attention to detail."

• Personal traits. Soft skills. Hard skills.

• Personal traits. Transferable skills. Education.

• Transferable skills. Education. Personal traits. Hard skills. Soft skills.

• Personal traits. Education. Hard skills. Soft skills.

The items in red are examples of ...

• Soft skills.

• Core skills.

• Hard skills.

Which is NOT a core skill for an administrative assisstant?

• The ability to enter and manage data efficiently and accurately, including familiarity with data entry tools and techniques.

• The ability to organize and maintain physical and electronic files and records, including document storage and retrieval.

• The ability to manage financial records, including accounts payable and receivable, invoicing, and budgeting.

• The ability to monitor and maintain quality standards in the design, development, and production of technical products.

• The ability to analyze and interpret data, including working with spreadsheets, databases, and other data management tools.