應(yīng)屆畢業(yè)生求職網(wǎng)總結(jié)：英文求職信常見詞匯

       Work background

　　 A history of a person’s professional and/or non-professional　employment.

 
　　Educational background

　　 A history of a person’s formal schooling and/or training.

　　Qualifications

　　 The degree and/or depth to which a person’s work and educational

　　 background is a good fit for a particular job.

　　Resume

　　 A formal document which identifies a person, outlines professional　goals, describes work history and educational background, and　identifies other activities, memberships in professional associations,etc., which are relevant to a career. It is a tool by which you market　or sell your skills and expertise to a potential employer.

　　CV

　　 At one time, a Curriculum Vitae was the formal document used to

　　 describe your professional work and educational background. It has

　　 now been replaced by the resume, except in certain professions in

　　 academia which include social sciences, physical sciences, and

　　 education.

　　Cover letter

　　 An introductory letter which introduces yourself, states your intent,

　　 and gives you an opportunity to summarize your skills and sell what

　　 you can offer to a company. Most companies require a cover letter

　　 in addition to a resume.

　　Goals

　　 A statement which expresses your professional ambitions and/or

　　 career objectives.

　　Strengths

　　 Tasks which you feel you excel at, positive personality traits that you

　　 feel that you possess, and skills that you sell to a potential employer.

　　 Strengths can include superior communication skills, high analytical

　　 ability, technical skills, managerial prowess, creativity, people skills,

　　 and desirable personality traits.

　　Weaknesses

　　 Areas that you perceive that you need improvement in, whether it be

　　 work habits, business knowledge, communication, etc. Any

　　 potential weakness must be spun into a positive answer which

　　 converts it into a potential strength.