How to make a good cv for interview purpose
- 1. Dr. N. Anand Kumar M.V.Sc, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Dept. of AGB Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Bidar
- 2. Vitae: Course of life. Curriculum Vitae: Short account of career & Qualifications prepared exclusively by an applicant for a position. Resume: More compact and communicates your most relevant work experience and education history.
- 3. • Entice or to create interest among job hirers. • Facts about your capacities and shortcomings. • To increase your chances for interview.
- 4. “Your CV must speak loudly and clearly of your value as a potential employee. And the value must be spoken in a few brief seconds, because, in the corporate world, that’s all the attention a CV will get. The CV gets your foot in the door, and because you can’t be there to answer questions, it has to stand on its own.”
- 6. A personal statement gives you the chance to show off your strengths and share your career goals. • Sits at the top of your CV, just below your name and contact details. • Diving into three key aspects, this section offers the recruiter or hiring manager a powerful overview of you as a professional: 1. Who you are? 2. Your suitability for the role and the value you can add 3. Your career goals
- 8. Example 1: Recent Graduate: “As a recent graduate with a degree in Veterinary Medicine, I am eager to apply my skills and knowledge. My academic background, combined with hands-on experience in small animal clinics and large animal farms, has equipped me with the ability to diagnose and treat a variety of animal health issues including wildlife. I am passionate about animal welfare and am excited to contribute to your firm’s mission of providing high-quality veterinary care to Owners’ doorstep. Example 2: Veterinary Student to Marketing Intern: “As a veterinary student nearing the completion of my degree, I am excited to explore opportunities in marketing within the veterinary industry. My academic background and practical experience in veterinary clinics have provided me with a strong understanding of animal health and welfare. I am eager to apply my knowledge and creativity to a marketing intern position, where I can contribute to developing innovative marketing campaigns that educate and engage pet owners.”
- 9. Example 3: Career Changer: “Transitioning from a career in lab animal research/cooperative dairy sector/contractual teaching to veterinary practice, I bring a unique perspective and a strong analytical mindset to the veterinary field. My experience in conducting behavioral studies/rural service/teaching and working closely with animals & diverse group of people has prepared me to tackle complex veterinary challenges. I am excited to bring my diverse skill set to your practice and contribute to innovative animal care solutions.” Example 4: Veterinary Professional to Marketing Specialist: “With a background in veterinary medicine and a passion for animal welfare, I am excited to transition into a marketing role where I can leverage my unique insights to promote veterinary products and services. My experience in diagnosing and treating animals has honed my ability to communicate complex information clearly and effectively. I am eager to apply my skills in content creation, social media management, and strategic marketing to drive brand awareness and engagement for your veterinary products.”
- 10. Example 5: Experienced Veterinary Professional: “With over ______ years of experience in veterinary practice, I have developed a strong expertise in both small and large animal care. My background includes performing surgeries, diagnosing illnesses, and providing preventive care. I am dedicated to continuing my professional development and am seeking a challenging role where I can utilize my skills to improve animal health and well-being. I am particularly interested in joining your team to contribute to innovative veterinary solutions and compassionate care.”
- 11. 1. Chronological Order ( Latest First) 2. Your Personal Information (Social media addresses?) 3. Personal Statement 4. Experiences 5. Highlight your education 6. Skills (Technical & Soft Skills) 7. Certifications 8. Language Proficiency 9. Hobbies and Interests INTERVIEW shortlisted GOOD CV JOB OPPURTINITY
- 12. • Highlight your education and qualifications: Degree, INSTITUTION, DATES attended, RELEVANT COURSES • Showcase your skills: Technical & SOFT Skills • Highlight Work Experience: Position held, period of employment, Key responsibilities & Achievements • Use of Action Verbs & Key words: Implemented, Managed, Developed, Coordinated Key word meaning?
- 13. • Proofread & Edit: Spellings, Grammars mistakes, & Custom made CV • Consistency: Format, Fonts & styles Keep it SHORT and CONCISE