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Hi all,
On describing qualifications in a CV: 5 As and 4 Bs or 5 A's and 4 B's?
Thanks.
On describing qualifications in a CV: 5 As and 4 Bs or 5 A's and 4 B's?
Thanks.
Quick CV Grammar Query
- Thread starter mitch212k
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Caporegime
I'd do neither. Either state you have x number of GCSEs grades A to C or list them in a table with grade. OR...just leave them off like I did.
Consigliere
You're 24. GCSEs grades won't matter unless that is all you've got?
9 GCSEs between A & B.
9 GCSEs between A & B.
They're not all I've got but it's for a first, permanent, full-time position. Thanks for the responses.
Soldato
Don't list them, only list your highest form of qualification.
If you have a degree and or a masters only list them.
If you have a degree and or a masters only list them.
Soldato
To answer the question, it's As rather than A's.
Also, no. It depends on the industry. Law firms for instance would ask you to list your degree, A-Levels and GCSEs. Most will also ask for a full breakdown.
Soldato
Of course, but apparently the rules don't apply if:
- You work in HMV's marketing department and you're making banners for the DVD's section
- You work for any multi-national alcohol company making adverts, then your product is for over 18's only
Permabanned
Five A grades, four B grades. Not sure if you refer to it as grades, i think it would be better to list each subject and what you got for it. Save them having to ask.
Not sure if trolling...?
GCSEs...
Caporegime
Write it like this: G'C'S'E's
cover all bases
cover all bases
Soldato
haha! don't listen to this man!
Soldato
I can't even remember what grades I got....