LESSON: ENGLISH FOR HUMAN RESOURCES
Topic: “The Purpose of a Strong Resume”
Vocabulary
A. Overview – A general summary or review of something. French: Aperçu. Sentence: The overview of the project was very helpful. L'aperçu du projet était très utile.
B. Well-written – Clearly and effectively expressed in writing. French: Bien écrit. Sentence: She submitted a well-written report to her teacher. Elle a soumis un rapport bien écrit à son professeur.
C. Catch attention – To attract someone’s notice or interest. French: Attirer l'attention. Sentence: A bright color can catch attention on a resume. Une couleur vive peut attirer l'attention sur un CV.
D. A good fit for – Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose. French: Un bon choix pour. Sentence: He is a good fit for the team because of his experience. Il est un bon choix pour l'équipe en raison de son expérience.
E. Layout – The arrangement of text and images on a page. French: Mise en page. Sentence: The layout of the brochure is very attractive. La mise en page de la brochure est très attrayante.
F. Messy – Disorganized or untidy in appearance. French: En désordre. Sentence: Her desk was messy and needed to be organized. Son bureau était en désordre et devait être organisé.
G. Highlight (verb) – To emphasize or make something stand out. French: Mettre en Valeur. Sentence: You should highlight your achievements on your resume. Vous devriez mettre en valeur vos réalisations sur votre CV.
H. Concise – Brief and clear, with no extra words. French: Concis. Sentence: The presentation was concise and easy to understand. La présentation était concise et facile à comprendre.
I. Stand out – To be noticeable or distinct from others. French: se démarquer. Sentence: She wore a bright red dress that made her stand out at the party. Elle portait une robe rouge vif qui la faisait se démarquer à la fête.
Guide Questions
1. What is the purpose of a resume according to the speaker?
2. How important is the layout of a resume?
3. What does a strong resume look like?
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