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Description of Skills for your CV

It’s time to decide what skills to include in your CV.
Objective: prepare a list of skills to include in your CV
Procedure:
  1. Read the text about 2 different types of skills below: Soft and Hard skills
  2. Find your area of work - job areas - in the related documents. Find your area of work and select the skills that apply to you. Link provided next
  3. Look at the list of skills  related to languages and driving in the document. Link provided next.
  4. Guidelines on how to word and write your CV  
  5. Carry out the task:  write down the skills you are going to include in your CV
1. Soft and Hard Skills 
Skills can generally be divided into two parts: 
Soft skills: Personal qualities, attributes, characteristics, abilities or traits that enable one to interact and work with others. Examples of soft skills include leadership and interpersonal skills, professional attitude, work ethic and flexibility. Skills that fall under this category are intangible and difficult to quantify, but still very much sought after by employers. 
Hard skills: Specific, quantifiable and teachable skills that enable one to do their job to a good standard. Examples of hard skills include the ability to code, service a car or do complex math calculations. Job-related skills generally fall under this category.

2. Job Areas 
If you are writing a CV in the area of Trade/logistics, click HERE 
If you are writing a CV in any of these areas:
  • Business and Management Skills
  • Administration Skills
  • Sales and Marketing Skills
  • Finance Skills
  • IT Skills
  • Design Skills
  • Education and Training Skills
  • Science and Research Skills
  • Building and Construction Skills
Click HERE 

C) Skills related to driving and languages
Clik HERE 
D) Guidelines on how to write or word your CV.
Click HERE

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