In this week’s episode Rachel Sloan, Employability and Career Consultant explores why it’s important to write in plain English when applying for jobs and shares 5 things to avoid when writing CVs, cover letters and application forms.
This episode was devised by Dawn Lees, written by Rae Roberts and recorded by Rachel Sloan.
Links:
Link to CV, Cover Letter and Application Forms sessions on Handshake
Help with CVs, Cover Letters and Application Forms: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/careers/research/helpwith/helpwithcvscoverlettersandapplications/
You can book a 1-1 advice appointment with an Employability and Placements Adviser by contacting Career Zone online, by phone or in person.
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