Participants share their own CVs and provide feedback to each other on areas for improvement, supervised by a facilitator.
- Date first submitted
- Tuesday 06 January 2009
- Date last modified
- Thursday 02 June 2011
- Author modifications comments
- Version 2 - RDF Mapped
- Publisher
- Vitae
Features Back to top
- Type of resource:
- Generic skills session
- Hints and Tips
- Focus of resource:
- Career management/developing employability
- Relevant audience(s):
- PGR
- Research staff
- Relationship to JSS:
- Networking & teamworking
- Career management
- Running time:
- 1 - 2 hrs
Secure downloads Back to top
CV surgery
- File created:
- Friday 27 March 2009
- File type:
- MS Powerpoint
- File description:
- Presentation for use
CV surgery
- File created:
- Friday 27 March 2009
- File size:
- 961KB
- File type:
- File description:
- CV surgery documents
Related trainers Back to top
Trainers related to this resource are:
- Related trainers:
- Dr Andrew Bottomley, Dr John McAleese, Dr Steve Culshaw, Mr Mike Blakey, Ms Aminder Nijjar, Mr Tom Battye, Dr Richard Hinchcliffe, Dr Andrea Fidgett, Mrs Antoinette Oglethorpe, Dr Graham Myatt, Mr Peter Swattridge, Mr Alexander Simon Janaway, Miss fiona wilson, Ms Frances Scott, Dr Lynn Clark, Dr Martin Penny
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