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CV Prep for Canada...

Skinfull · 2009-01-11 10:42:37

I'm going (hopfully) with the USIT U35 program but I dont plan on doing all that much work. Save for bar/restaurant/retail part time or something. Problem is I have a degree in Engineering and another in Programming...clearly I dont wanna put these on my CV to get bar work...so fudge it? Anyone have a lay out of typical…

11-01-2009 10:42am

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I'm going (hopfully) with the USIT U35 program but I dont plan on doing all that much work. Save for bar/restaurant/retail part time or something.
Problem is I have a degree in Engineering and another in Programming...clearly I dont wanna put these on my CV to get bar work...so fudge it?

Anyone have a lay out of typical Canadian CV format?

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#2 11-01-2009 5:22pm

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There's a post in the "Canada!!" thread with a sample layout of a Canadian 'Resumé'

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