which is the better way to write a CV?

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Hi, I have to write a CV and an application form. Please help me.

* Please tell me which is the better way in a CV?

Working experience: From 2003-2004: Being an expert for ...

or Working experience: From 2003 to 2004 I was an expert for...

Is the latter too informal?

* If after telling about the quality that would match the job, I write :' i would be glad to have a chance to have a test and an interview in your office', is that ok?

Thank you for your help.

Nona the brit · Accepted Answer

You are an expert IN something...but I'm not sure that 'expert' is the word you want here.

Kirakira · Answer

I used that word as an example for my question, because the name of the job I did was too long in English.

. However, is ' an expertin pharmacology for X company' ok?

And which is the politer way to write a CV( use full sentences or phrases Ving) and should I use that sentence" I would be glad to have a chance to have a test and an interview in your office" in my application form? (or should I say 'to be given a chance'?).

Nona the brit · Answer

No, expert is a poor word choice. Perhaps specialist would be better - but it would be better still just to put your job title.

You usually use a mixture of full sentences and bullet points in a CV, in different sections. Try looking at CV examples on-line.

I would appreciate the opportunity to ....

Kirakira · Answer

So I'd better writing :' a.. specialist for .. company', 'I would appreciate the opportunity to have a test and an interview at your office', and It is ok to use bullet points or full sentences in a CV. Thank you.

Nona the brit · Answer

No, you'd be better writing 'Job Title at X Company'.

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