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Cambridge ESOL: Skills for Life: Bad CV

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This lesson aims to help students read CVs to obtain meaning and write their own CV.

Age group: Young adults / adults
Level: Entry 3 and lower level 1
Time: 1 hour
Skill focus: Reading CVs to obtain meaning and writing own CV
Sub skills: Proofreading, reading between the lines, IT skills
Materials: Copy of the worksheet for each student
Curriculum references: Rt/E3.8a (read for meaning) Rw/E3.2a (be aware of cultural conventions on forms)

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