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CV WRITING TIPS

Always take into account these golden rules:

• Be brief. 
• Be honest. 
• Keep it simple and clear.

1. Personal Information: This is a very important part of your CV, personal information means, your name, present or permanent address, phone number and email address. 
2. Personal Summary: A short brief of your life for to the point and powerful introductory part to your CV that delineates the type of work you are looking for and your appropriateness for the role you are applying for.
3. Career Objective: This is a short report about your past employment history and your future careers goal. What have you completed to date? Where would you like to be in passing time?
4. Awards/Getting/Achievements/ honors/Scholarships/Grants: This is the brief total summarize of your key achievements and happenings. See some sample format.
5. Academic qualification:This segment should cover your instructive history and any training you have customary that are relevant to the role you are applying for. For each entry mention what you have done, when and where you have done it and the requirement you have achieved.
6. Job History: This part is your previous work and employment history. The what-when-and-where rule of thumb is also appropriate for every entry in this part.
7. Interest/Hobbies: A brief fill in of your hobbies and interests that are mainly pertinent to the job you are applying for.
8. Special activates: This part is your extra participant any organization or social relation as member or volunteer.
9. Computer/ Technical Knowledge: You extra computer/ technical knowledge with included your main academic course.
10. References: Contact details of 2 known people, such as former/current employer or teacher, who know you well and can testify about your personal abilities and work ethics. Here download CV for .doc format, psd format and pdf format cv.

project-manager-SAMPLE-cv

USED TO

TELLING THE TIME

MY IDEAL JOB

WE CAN DO ALMOST ANYTHING WE WANT AS LONG WE STICK TO IT LONG ENOUGH

INTRODUCTIONS IN ENGLISH

GLOBAL WEALTH INEQUALITY

THE ORIGINS OF RELIGION

EDUCATION MATTERS

THE SAD STORY OF EARTH

LIMITS OF HUMANITY

The History and Future of Everything

The European Refugee Crisis and Syria Explained

MOUSELAND

YOU´RE PROBABLY SMARTER THAN YOU THINK!

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HIDDEN DISASTER Introducing a new character 4th ESO

Introducing a new character in a comic book

 

FIRST STEP: Create a character profile.

Character profile

·         Name:

·         Age and date of birth:

·         Physical description (height, weight, skin, hair, eyes…)

·         Place of origin and description of his/her neighbourhood:

·         Academic background (Secondary, University, favourite subjects, hobbies or activities):

·         Description of his/her family (parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents and pets):

·         Most important or influent person in his/her life:

·         Positive remarks about his/her personality (sense of humour, solidarity, talkative, brave…):

·         Negative remarks about his/her personality (aggressive, shy, arrogant, pessimist…):

·         What is his/her biggest dream?

·         What is his/ her biggest fear?

 

SECOND STEP: Create the scene where you introduce the new character.

a.    How can I introduce a new character in the story?

·         Introduce a flashback:

o    One character feels lonely and remembers an event of his/ her life (with the new character).

o    One character is solving a mystery and remembers a person (the new character) talking to him and giving clues to solve the problem.

·         Introduce a flash-forward:

o    How is life after the end of the story? Introduce you new character 5 years after the end of the story and relate it to the man character.

·         Introduce a new conversation in during a scene in the comic.

o    Choose one moment in the story and add a new character. Make him or her have a conversation with the real characters in the story.

b.    When was it?

c.     Where was it?

d.    Who was there?

·         Your new character can be a news reporter, the president of a nation, a doctor, a nurse, a migrant, a policeman, a soldier, a bus driver, a shop assistant…

e.     What happened in that moment? Why?

 

THIRD STEP: Design the new character.

FOURTH STEP: Write and/or design the new dialogue.

FIFTH STEP: HAND IN TO TEACHER.

1. Character profile (60 to 100 words).
2. Character design.
3. Scene description (60 to 100 words).
4. New dialogue (80 to 100 words).

FINAL MARKING

Project                                  100%

1.       Character profile.               30%

2.       Character design.               20%

3.       Scene description.             30%

4.       New dialogue.      20%

Oral presentation.             100%

 

TIM BURTON´S Stainboy Cartoons & Vincent short film 3rd ESO

THE MELANCHOLY DEATH OF OYSTER BOY FULL 6 OTHER STORIES FULL BOOK 
                                       
The complete collection of Stainboy Cartoons right here!

Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6

                                      Vincent Short Film

 

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