antoni
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just finishing of my CV now and just wondering how you think the best way to set out your qualifications and grades is
curently i have it like this
Mathematics – C
English Literature – C
English Language – C
Double Award Science – C C
Environmental science – D
ICT – C C C C
Double Award Business Studies – C C
Geography – D
would putting it in a table be good as the grades seema bit ... ?? 
i would go to my connexions advisor but she is on holiday the bint
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willay
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put them in a table
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Dan295
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what grade did you get for being euro ?
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antoni
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quote:
Originally posted by Dan295
what grade did you get for being euro ?
i dont get it ? euro ?
taking a stab in the dark, you think ime jumping on the corsa 'euro' bandwagon ?
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Kyle T
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Turn those D's into Cs, and a handful of those C's into B's.
Thats what I did
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antoni
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i think ime going to give lying about my grades a miss ime afraid dood, thanks for the help anyways
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Tommy L
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Go to college and improve them?
[Edited on 14-07-2008 by corsa_tomtom]
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Ellis
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Definately tabulate it, breaks up blocks of text in a CV
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antoni
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been to college and got my a2 levels
i have never done a cv before and my college were neither use nor ornament in helping me so i dont know how it should be properly set out
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RichR
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Most employers don't care about your GCSE grades if you have A/S or A2 or degree; the GCSE is so distant to the higher qualifications that it doesnt really matter what you got for GCSE French; infact it could be worth just putting the grades for Science, Maths and English and then stating plus X others (grades A-D). They dont know that way wether you got all Ds or all As.
Mine just reads:
GCSE - subject list
- Grades 11 x [A* - B]
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RichR
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I bin any CV which comes in looking like too much effort has gone into its presentations; I had one the other days where the guy's name was in 3" gold text across the top of the page; it looked like he'd spent more time on the format than the content.
You need short, sharp attention grabbing points; tabulating could just be seen as taking up space
[Edited on 14-07-2008 by LiVe LeE]
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antoni
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thankyou mr lee, going to use your first idea, the table looks a bit shat on the page
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chris_uk
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i just put
September 1995 – March 2001 Guiseley Fieldhead School
9 GCSE’s, English (Dual Award) Science (Dual Award) Maths, IT, Design Technology, German, Religious Education
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rikkgti
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quote:
Originally posted by kangaroojack
just finishing of my CV now and just wondering how you think the best way to set out your qualifications and grades is
curently i have it like this
Mathematics – C
English Literature – C
English Language – C
Double Award Science – C C
Environmental science – D
ICT – C C C C
Double Award Business Studies – C C
Geography – D
would putting it in a table be good as the grades seema bit ... ??
i would go to my connexions advisor but she is on holiday the bint
U r a gud lad i wud have love to have just 1 C
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smack
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this guy must be some kind of wind up
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ed
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Just put 8 GCSE's - including English, Maths & Science; grade C-D.
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ed
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quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
I bin any CV which comes in looking like too much effort has gone into its presentations; I had one the other days where the guy's name was in 3" gold text across the top of the page; it looked like he'd spent more time on the format than the content.
You need short, sharp attention grabbing points; tabulating could just be seen as taking up space
[Edited on 14-07-2008 by LiVe LeE]
You should see some of the things we have done for our CV's at uni. But then these were 'Creative CV's'.
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antnee
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look on word or t'interweb for templates, I've got a good one, but my bro found it
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