How to Write a Proposal for Work Experience
Information on vacancies is s available for a specific period. Sometimes employers pick candidates for staff vacancy in a few hours. The most recent data about job occupation can be obtained only at the information desk of the employment centre.
At the employment centre, the information is updated as soon as it comes from the employer. Therefore, if you have the required skills and past experience that matches the company’s profile you are interested to work with, start with a proposal for work experience.
You should follow certain rules to dictate your professional skills to accentuate its advantages to the employer.
Instructions
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In the summary, under "Professional achievements," write what you have achieved in the past or what you did in previously. Try to specify the skills precisely that helped your previous companies in achieving the desired results.
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Fill in "Skills". In this section, add in your set of skills. Focus on the essentials, namely on those skills that are required for a specific job for which you are applying. Extreme diversity of the applicant might give the employer an idea that your knowledge is superficial or you qualify for the work as you make the best impression.
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Write precisely about your ability to negotiate. For example, excellent computer skills and knowledge of certain foreign languages (or more). Write about your ability to resolve conflicts or excellent knowledge of the market.
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Write a summary of the three or four proposals, which will feature the highlights of your work experience. For example, five years as deputy chief accountant in the trading industry or Eight years of experience as chief accountant in the food industry. Hand in experience of operating machines or any specific equipment associated with work you are applying.
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The view of your personal qualities should consist of your skills and achievements. Well-prepared proposal leads to long-term contracts.
