Ld 201
1. Change the following text to a justified left margin.
CURRICULUM VITAE
Your Curriculum Vitae is a means of telling other people about your personal details and experience. Your Curriculum Vitae should be easy to read and concise and should include actual facts and figures. A CV should provide the reader with a clear picture of your accomplishments and experiences as well as your potential capabilities.
Produce an initial draft and then ask another person to read through and tell you if they feel it is appropriate. Then make any necessary amendments.
The length of your CV should not normally be more than two sides of A4. The layout is very important and the various sections should be well spaced with ample margins.
The content of your CV will depend upon the position you are applying for, but possible headings would include - personal details, education and qualifications, work experience and other skills/hobbies.
2. Change only the heading CURRICULUM VITAE to a different font. 3. Change the size of the heading CURRICULUM VITAE] so that it is larger than the rest of the text. 4. Embolden and centre the heading CURRICULUM VITAE. Make sure that the rest of the text is not emboldened. 5. Fully justify all of the text (apart from the heading). 6. Insert a new paragraph after the first paragraph. (copy the passage below and paste it) The tone of your CV should be positive and optimistic creating a strong and favourable image but it must be based on facts. 7. Insert a paragraph break and clear line space in the paragraph beginning … Your Curriculum Vitae is a means after the words … actual facts and figures. 8. Move the sentence shown below which appears in the fifth paragraph so that it becomes the last sentence in the first paragraph. The layout is very important and the various sections should be well spaced with ample margins. 9. In the
CURRICULUM VITAE
Your Curriculum Vitae is a means of telling other people about your personal details and experience. Your Curriculum Vitae should be easy to read and concise and should include actual facts and figures. A CV should provide the reader with a clear picture of your accomplishments and experiences as well as your potential capabilities.
Produce an initial draft and then ask another person to read through and tell you if they feel it is appropriate. Then make any necessary amendments.
The length of your CV should not normally be more than two sides of A4. The layout is very important and the various sections should be well spaced with ample margins.
The content of your CV will depend upon the position you are applying for, but possible headings would include - personal details, education and qualifications, work experience and other skills/hobbies.
2. Change only the heading CURRICULUM VITAE to a different font. 3. Change the size of the heading CURRICULUM VITAE] so that it is larger than the rest of the text. 4. Embolden and centre the heading CURRICULUM VITAE. Make sure that the rest of the text is not emboldened. 5. Fully justify all of the text (apart from the heading). 6. Insert a new paragraph after the first paragraph. (copy the passage below and paste it) The tone of your CV should be positive and optimistic creating a strong and favourable image but it must be based on facts. 7. Insert a paragraph break and clear line space in the paragraph beginning … Your Curriculum Vitae is a means after the words … actual facts and figures. 8. Move the sentence shown below which appears in the fifth paragraph so that it becomes the last sentence in the first paragraph. The layout is very important and the various sections should be well spaced with ample margins. 9. In the