laurel03:
No be nairaland tinz be ds jare

WhoDeyThere:
says who? my uncle is a prof. and he is a NLer

kestolove95:
Dix one no b work for nairalanders abg..

living2013:
Goodluck to all applicants


A lot of applications will be sent from both weak and strong candidates for any of the positions. The best way you can stand a chance of securing an interview in a competitive opportunities like this is by creating a well articulated and targeted CV that will position you as an expert and most competent candidate for any of the position you may apply.

Don't just send out a generalised CV that may end up in the waste bin, then all your efforts and time spent will be a waste.

Not just for these available vacancies, anytime you are applying for a job, ensure that your CV is written and formatted accurately to persuade any recruiter/employer to invite you for an interview.

Apart from your academic qualification, the most important sections of a CV are; skills, work experience and achievements. They are the areas that can be used to evaluate your competency. You should use bullet points and persuasive words that can convince the recruitment manager and give you an edge over other applicants.

For details on writing a winning CV, you can visit this thread https://www.nairaland.com/1812913/job-winning-cv.






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