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Hi CV_view,

Firstly I really appreciate you for your help.

But I has a question. Every university has a CAPS, in which we can get any kind of help to our CV. For example, what is the CV format, what verbs sould we use to describe our projects, which kind of things should we put in the 1st page, and so on. They even provide interview simulation.

If we still worry about grammer errors in our CV, go to H622 and make an appoinment. Someone will help us to correct them. I ever encountered an old gentleman there, and he took 10 minutes to decide how to name my degree. I respect him for his carefulness.

Finally, I stilll say Thank You, CV_view. But I think we should get more professional service for our CV from University since the service already exists.

山花

(1) Hi THE MAN,<O:p</O:p

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Thank you for your understanding me and applaud you for your wonderful words. I originally wanted to give a better suggestion to readers. But I regret that my suggestion made CV_review so angry that he used bad words to fight against me.<O:p</O:p

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(2) Here I would like to say nothing to CV_review, but introduce how I write my CV.<O:p</O:p

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Before I finished my CV, I got two trainings. One came from Community Training, the other was from CAPS.<O:p</O:p

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The Community Training aims at people who already have experience in <ST1:pNorth America</ST1:p. A counsellor, who is an Anglophone, gave me suggestions and corrected my CV. But the responses from companies were not good after I sent my CV to them.

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(3) Then, somebody recommended CAPS to me. I adopt his suggestion, discussed with counsellors in CAPS many times about my CV, and modified my CV again and again. The counsellors gave me a lot of comments which were very useful to a student who had not experience in <ST1:pNorth America.</ST1:p<O:p</O:p

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Next, I sent my CV to companies again. Replies were very good. During three months, I received three interviews in Montreal, four phone interviews from different cities in America, three phone interviews again from different departments in a famous corporation in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comMontreal</st1:City>, four phone interviews from different cities in <st1:country-region w:st=" /><st1:country-region w:st="on">America</ST1:p</st1:country-region>. I even received an on-site interview from the most famous corporation in my area. I was very surprised that this corporation gave an on-site interview to a student like me.

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(4) The only reason why I describe my interviews is to make you trust me that the CAPS can gave you more effective suggestions and is more professional than others to a student who has no experience in North America. <O:p</O:p
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Trusting me or not is your choice. CAPS is open to every student in a university.