Covering Letter or a letter of application

Curriculum Vitae

Curriculum Vitae

Carla Hennessy

Heading Begin your CV with personal details including your name, address, telephone, e-mail address and date of birth, nationality and identity number. Your CV can also include an objective, describing the type of work you are hoping to do.	Personal details
131 Nelson Court, London W16, UK. Telephone: [phone] Email: [e-mail] Date of birth: 13/3/1982 Place of birth: Hammersmith, London
Nationality:British
Body The middle section of your CV gives details of your work experience and education. List your training, qualifications and work experience in reserve chronological order. It's difficult to know what to write early in your career. If you don't have a lot of work experience, concentrate on your relevant free-time activities or unpaid experience.	Objective
To obtain a full-time position as waiter on a cruise liner that offers experience in a high standard of custom care.
Education and qualifications
1998: GNVQ Leisure and Tourism Diploma, Acton tertiary College, London. 1996: 4 GCSEs – English, French, maths and biology, Acton Comprehensive School.
Employment history
1999 to present date: cocktail waiter, Magpie Hotel, Ealing, London. 1998: aerobics instructor, Acton Vale Youth Club, London. 1996 to 1998: shoe shop assistant (Saturdays only), Beta Shoes, Ealing, London
Additional information
Active member of an amateur theatre group. Excellent computing skills.
Conclusion End with otherrelevant information and your references. For example your special skills, free-time activities, any experience in voluntary organisations or participation in sports. Offer references, although it is optional to give names and addresses. People often write References available on request.	References
Available on request

1. Put the headings in the correct place in the CV.

Address, Date of Birth, Education and qualifications, Exams, Experience, Interests, Name, Nationality, Other skills, Personal information, Secondary school.

1)
2)	JaneVictoria Bondarenko
3)	03.06.80
4)	British
5)	Top Flat, 210 Central Road, Brixton, London, SW2 7SR
6)
7)	The Charles Dickens School, Gads Hill, Kent
8)	3 A-levels – Russian Grade A, English Grade B, History Grade B
9)	2001-present Project Manager at WebUnlimited, Guildford – managing a small team that designs website advertising
10)	Driving licence, First Aid Certificate
11)	Theatre, Russian literature, films

1. In a personal letter you can put your name, address, telephone number and e-mail on the right-hand or left-hand side of the letter.
2. There are different ways of writing dates: 15 April 2002, April 15^th 2002, or 15/04/2002 but in US English the month comes first, e.g. 4/15/2002
3. If you don't know the name of the person you are writing to, start with Dear Sir/madam.
4. Do not use contractions.
5. Write in short paragraphs so that the letter is well organised and easy to read.
6. When you don't know the name of the person you are writing to, close with Yours faithfully, followed by a comma.
7. Remember to write your full name clearly after your signature.

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