The resume is becoming more and more popular, and today this document is asked to provide not only applicants for a certain position, but also parents of babies. For example, before entering school, for additional courses or for various castings. It will not be difficult for your child to write a resume if you follow the necessary points in its content.
Instructions
Step 1
Start your resume with the simplest but essential elements. Indicate first and last name, date of birth, number of full years. Write your residential address. It is recommended to enter information about one of the parents in children's CVs (last name, first name, patronymic and any contact phone number).
Step 2
Describe the preparatory phase before school or other educational institution. At this point, it is worth indicating what you taught your child, whether he can read, write. Write down all the skills that your child received before entering this institution, this will play into your hands when considering the application.
Step 3
Tell us about your kid's talents. Determine what your child is inclined towards and write that information on the appropriate paragraph on the resume. For example, he dances or sings well, is interested in literature, goes in for sports.
Step 4
Highlight the main qualities of the child. It is worth entering here only those of them that can positively influence the opinion of those who read the resume. For example, indicate attentiveness, purposefulness, non-conflict and sociability, an active interest in the world around you, etc. But if the resume is for an educational institution, the rules change. In this case, indicate those characteristics that affect the learning process: ability to memorize, perseverance, pace of activity, performance, and so on. Be honest and open, and try not to hide important details.
Step 5
For a resume for school or kindergarten, you will need to write essential information about your child's health. How often does he get sick, whether he has chronic diseases, is he prone to colds, and so on.
