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CAREER
OBJECTIVE/
CAREER
SUMMARY

A well-written career objective, e.g. ‘To use my scientific and human
relations skills as a Nursing Supervisor,’ or career summary, e.g. ‘Ten years’
experience in preparing and negotiating contracts,’ makes for an excellent
way to sell yourself effectively, and significantly increases the chances of
your CV standing out from those of other applicants with similar
qualifications and experience. Learn more at www.cvireland.ie/articles.
MAJOR
ACHIEVEMENTS
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• Provide high-impact descriptions of previous accomplishments.
• Try to mention facts, figures and timescales wherever possible.
• Your achievements should complement your objective/summary.
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WORK HISTORY

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Responsibilities


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Employer Name, Employer Location

Job Title

• Bullet points quickly illustrate your areas of competency.
• Each statement should be confined to no more than a single line.

• Bullet points quickly illustrate your areas of competency.
• Each statement should be confined to no more than a single line.





Employer Name, Employer Location

Job Title

• Bullet points quickly illustrate your areas of competency.
• Each statement should be confined to no more than a single line.

• Bullet points quickly illustrate your areas of competency.
• Each statement should be confined to no more than a single line.





Employer Name, Employer Location

Job Title

• Bullet points quickly illustrate your areas of competency.
• Each statement should be confined to no more than a single line.

• Bullet points quickly illustrate your areas of competency.
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Phone:
Mobile:
E-mail:
Website:

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EDUCATION


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School/College/University, Establishment Location

Course Name

Use this space to outline the main areas of study which comprised the
programme in question, and to list, if applicable, the various
grades/awards achieved at its completion.





School/College/University, Establishment Location

Course Name

Use this space to outline the main areas of study which comprised the
programme in question, and to list, if applicable, the various
grades/awards achieved at its completion.





School/College/University, Establishment Location

Course Name

Use this space to outline the main areas of study which comprised the
programme in question, and to list, if applicable, the various
grades/awards achieved at its completion.

SKILLS AND
ABILITIES

This section is most often used to specify the tools and techniques in
which you are proficient. For an IT professional, for example, this would
entail listing a selection of computer applications (or tools), like
Dreamweaver and Flash, in addition to some coding methodologies (or
techniques), like XML and PHP.

It can also contain soft skills such as time management and negotiation.

HOBBIES AND
INTERESTS

A carefully chosen list of hobbies and interests may positively influence a
prospective employer when deciding who to interview. For example, a
simple mention of your recent trip to Tibet might indicate to the recruiter that
you are broad-minded, adventurous and independent.
REFERENCES

Referee Name
Referee Title
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Referee Address Line 2
Referee Address Line 3
Phone:
E-mail:

Referee Name
Referee Title
Referee Address Line 1
Referee Address Line 2
Referee Address Line 3
Phone:
E-mail: