写作篇 Chapter Seven Applications.pptVIP

* Part Three Practical Writing Chapter Seven Application I. Resumes II. Cover Letters I. Resumes 1. Introduction A resume A written profile; giving a quick snapshot of an individual To convince an employer to grant an applicant an interview “Tombstone” resume→lists where an applicant went to school and where he has worked in chronological order “ Functional” resume→emphasizes applicants’ skills apart from their employment history I. Resumes 2. Pretest Explanation 2-1 Pretest Look at the following notes made by Jessica Smith. Decide which points should be included in her resume in order to apply for a management position. Graduated from New York City University, majored in computer science. (2) Studied MBA courses on-line. (3) Managed significant number of requests for quotations, through computer systems, over the Internet, and direct contacts with major international manufacturers. (4) Quitted jobs frequently to seek better development. (5) Scheduled meetings in the event of large proposals. (6) Enjoy good company of friends. I. Resumes (7) Membership of Reader’s Club. (8) Live in a clean and comfortable flat. (9) Headed a research project on the development of Dyne Courseware. (10) Work independently with efficiency. (11) Managing director. (12) Development of web pages and digital albums for individuals. I. Resumes I. Resumes 2. Group the points you have chosen under the following headings. —vocational objectives point (11) —competitive and team skills point (9), (10) —management skills point (3), (5) —background point (1), (2) —interests point (7), (12) I. Resumes 3. Guidelines for Writing a Winning Resume 3-1 Format A wining resume never fails to cover the following aspects: ※Contact information: name, address, telephone numbers, fax and e-mail at the top of the resume ※Personal data: date of birth (DOB), sex, marital status, health, nationality ※Career objective: your desired professional