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By Sharon_S
August 16, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Sharon_S

Posted August 16, 2015

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Posted August 16, 2015

Hello,

I'm an experienced, Brockley-based CV writer.

I pride myself on producing high-impact CVs, and am particularly experienced working with graduates, career-changers and those returning to work after a break.

Services include:

- CVs (Professional, graduate and academic)

- CVs / resumes for international use

- Cover letters

- LinkedIn profiles

- Interview coaching

- Application forms for graduate roles

- General editing and proofreading

Unlike large CV-writing chains, I can offer you a bespoke, fully personalised service. I'll work with you until you're 100% satisfied with the results. Having spent many years working for large CV firms, I know how to present your experience and qualifications in the best possible light.

I also offer a free (no obligation - promise!) review of your existing CV, so you can assess for yourself whether it meets modern standards.

I'd be delighted to work with you if you need my services. Email me via the forum, or get in touch via my website here.

Kind regards,

Sharon

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