In a bid to equip final-year students with the necessary skills for job hunting (where necessary), the Principal of Komenda College of Education, Very Reverend Kwesi Nkum Wilson (PhD), held a tutorial session on curriculum vitae (CV) preparation.
According to him, reports received from the Supported Teaching in School Reflection indicated that some students were still struggling to produce quality CVs. Hence, he took it upon himself to organize a session for the final-year students.
Dr. Wilson emphasized the importance of a well-crafted CV and how it can significantly impact job applications.
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He highlighted instances where individuals missed out on job opportunities due to poorly constructed CVs.
During the tutorial, Dr. Wilson shared invaluable insights into the essential components of a CV.
He stressed the significance of providing accurate and up-to-date information, including personal details, educational qualifications, work experience, and relevant skills.
He advised students to tailor their CVs according to the specific job requirements and to highlight relevant achievements and responsibilities.
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Furthermore, he emphasized the importance of proper formatting and layout.
He guided the students in organizing their information in a clear and concise manner, using appropriate headings and bullet points to enhance readability.
Dr. Wilson also reminded them to proofread their CVs for any grammatical or spelling errors.
To illustrate the practical application of the tips provided, Rev. Wilson shared examples of well-structured CVs. He explained how these CVs effectively showcased the applicants’ abilities and experiences, making them stand out from other candidates.
He encouraged students to seek inspiration from these samples while maintaining their unique style and personality.
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He emphasized the need for a well-crafted CV, highlighting one’s interest in the position and aligning one’s skills and experiences with the job requirements.
The tutorial session was highly interactive, allowing students to actively participate by asking questions and seeking clarification on various aspects of CV preparation.
Rev. Wilson patiently addressed each inquiry, ensuring that all students received comprehensive guidance.