R&G|MAGAZINE EDITION #11 - JUNE 2015 | Page 10

Similarly with your Curriculum Vitae (or CV). These are available as exemplars on the internet. Look at several and see which best fits your need. Again, a few quick rules: Set it out clearly. Try to use double spacing, so that all your information is easy to read. Be truthful! Don’t claim qualifications / experience you don’ t possess. This is fraud; you will be found out! Only refer to experience and qualifications that are relevant to the post for which you’re applying. For example, no one will be interested in the fact that you can swim 100 metres, or that you had lots of experience babysitting, if you are applying to be the manager of a restaurant! List your qualifications / experience in chronological order. Don’t flit from one thing to another, but give accurate dates and places. Make sure you give references (having asked the people first) with clear contacts for them. 10