CV Writing Lesson

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HOW TO WRITE

A CV
Learning
outcomes

• Explain what a CV is used for


• To develop students’ ability to
identify parts of a CV
• To make students understand that
a CV should highlight the skills,
personal qualities, qualifications,
and experience that a potential
employer is looking for.
• To develop students’ ability to
write a simple CV
Introduction:
Speaking

•How do you apply for a


job?
•How many stages of job
application are there?

•What document do you


need to write and send
when you apply for a job?
CV key vocabulary

https://quizlet.com/24884827/cv-vocabulary-flash-cards/
Share your ideas:

•What is a CV?
•What information is in a CV?
•How many parts is a CV divided
into? Why do you think so?
•Do you have a CV?

https://padlet.com/dashboard
Watch a video on how to write a good CV.
Quiz Time

https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/5e7630
95805515001b29221d/cv-writing

https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/5a99882e
2320bc001ba17797/curriculum-vitae
CREATE YOUR OWN CV

Study the websites below to understand how good CVs are


different from bad ones as you will be asked to write a
draft of your own CV.

•https://www.cvplaza.com/cv-examples/good-bad-cv/

•https://www.cimaglobal.com/Global/UK/Inspiring%20the
%20Future/Examples%20of%20good%20and%20bad%20
CVs.pdf

Now – your turn! Create your own CV, edit it and make
sure it doesn’t have any spelling or grammatical errors.

GOOD LUCK!

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