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Originally Posted by Keith S.
Brit:
Since no one has gotten around to this I'll try to answer you. When I first applied to jobs 2 years ago, much like you I had no idea what to put on my resume (CV). I looked around online at other peoples resume's and took a little of what I thought was good from each. You want your CV to highlight your best attributes.
In an office you might write that you have extensive experience with X computer app and are proficient in most Windows apps. In writing your CV for a PT job you may want to highlight skills you possess that would be relevant. Maybe you played Rugby for 4 years during school or are CPR Certified and have experience in sales. It really depends on you and your skills. Google some trainers who have their resumes posted and see what you think works/doesn't and go from there...
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Hey Keith, thanks for your suggestions. I managed to find some PT CV's online and thats been helpful, although I'm still a little unclear as to exactly to lay it out. With my old business/office focused CV I have listed achievements and duties for each of my roles, but I'm thinking most of this info will be irrelavant to someone employing a PT? Anyway, I think I'll pull something together and run it by some of the teaching staff on my course.