Presentationpfort c-vanglais

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ENGLISH CV Philippe FORT MBA Management du Sport

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ENGLISH CV

Philippe FORTMBA Management du Sport

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SPORTCARRIERE

Sportcarriere : Recruitments for

French clients : Foreign clients :- For foreign offices - For French offices- For French HQ for - For HQ for their their international international businessBusiness - Middle-East

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Summary

What is a CV ? Tips and Common mistakes 2 Rules English CV for French Work shops : writing a CV in English Job interviews in English ?

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Forward

Sports is a global business

The international business language is English

Consequence :CV in English

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English CV

The main purpose of a CV is to help you find a job…

or at least getting an interview.

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Recruitment Process

HiredCandidates

CV Selection

Shortlist

Interview

Interview

Winner

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English CV

Would you hire the person described in your CV ?

The product you are selling : YOURSELF

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English CV : Tips

Be truthful and don't be afraid to sell your skills. Keep the look simple and make your point quickly Use the past tense and choose strong action verbs

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English CV : Tips

Include the company profile of the organizations that you have worked for

Make your CV results oriented: give proof to back up your capability statements

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English CV : Common mistakes

Avoid speaking about yourself in the third person Avoid jargon and acronyms that other people might not understand

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English CV : A Good CV

RULE 1

When writing a CV look at it from your employers point of view.

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English CV : A Good CV

RULE 2

“If you don’t say it, they can’t hear it”

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English CV : A Good CV

RULE 2Even though a CV must be sharp and

concise, expecting the recruiter to know or deduce something is a big

mistake.

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English CV for French

French people must take special care for the following points !

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English CV for French

WARNING 1CV are personal, use verbs with

“I” without putting the “I”Present time : Manage instead of

managementPast : Managed etc.

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English CV for French

WARNING 2Don’t forget the S

Examples : sports, communications, series

etc.

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English CV for French

WARNING 3Forget the S

Numbers : 3 million, A three year experience (or three

years of experience)

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English CV for French

WARNING 4Capital Letters for Titles

Example : Chief Executive Officer

≠Chief executive officer

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WARNING 4

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English CV for French

WARNING 5Be careful with the use of “OF” and

“IN”Example :

Sports Marketing≠

Marketing of Sport

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English CV for French

WARNING 6Acronyms

CIO = IOCUE = EU (not Etats-Unis)ONG = NGO etc.

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English CV for French

WARNING 7C-Level

C = Chief = Directeur

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English CV for French

WARNING 7References

“References upon request”

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English CV for French

WARNING 8Eventually

Eventually means that will happen and not might happen

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English CV for French

WARNING 9English vs American Spelling

Use one or the other but don’t mixExamples : Center, Organization,

behavior, analyze, connection etc.

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English CV for French

WARNING 10English vs American Spelling

Use one or the other but don’t mixExamples : Center, Organization,

behavior, analyze, connection etc.

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Sections in an English CV

Personal details Profile and/or objectives Career history Education Skills Personal Interests/Hobbies Other References or referees

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Writing an English CV

Now It’s your turn to work…

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Personal Details

PRENOM NOMTelephone:E-mail:Address:Nationality:Date of birth:

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Profile and/or objectives

Brief powerful statement on your career objectives.

A two or three sentence overview of your skills, qualities, hopes, and plans. It should encourage the employer to read the rest.

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Profile and/or objectives

Brief powerful statement on your career objectives.

A two or three sentence overview of your skills, qualities, hopes, and plans. It should encourage the employer to read the rest.

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Education

MBA in Sports marketing and managementISC Paris, France October 2008 – October 2009

One year Part-time MBA. Subjects covered included put topics closely related to the job ad

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Education

Deug n'existe pas en Grande-Bretagne : 2 year university course

La Licence correspond à un BA (bachelor of arts ou masters of science)

La maîtrise à un BA (Hons 4 ans) ou Master

Le DESS est un Master Le DEA est un MPhil Le doctorat est un PHD

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Career History

Indicate for all your experiences if they were training periods.

For every position, briefly describe the company.

Describe your day to day job and your results (USA)

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Skills

Software Other

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Personal Interests/Hobbies

Volunteer work Travels : Most English student travel a

year abroad after their graduating. It is considered a good experience and shows an open mind.

Sports Other

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References or Referees

If you choose to put referees and references, be careful of Warning 7 ! Who do you choose ? Ask your teachers

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Cover letters

FIRST PARAGRAPH: WHY I’M WRITING TO YOUSECOND PARAGRAPH: WHY I’IM QUALIFIEDFINAL PARAGRAPH: WHEN DO WE MEET ?

Voir doc pour présentation

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Conclusion

Your CVs and cover letters are the hard part.

While working for English-speaking companies, you will discover that your English doesn’t have to be perfect in day to day work, as long as people understand you.