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A skills section helps an employer see quickly what you can do: the tools and machines you use, the methods you know, the languages you speak and the tasks you can handle without supervision.
These articles show how to choose skills that match the job ad, how to word them so they are specific and believable, and how to back each one up with evidence in your work history. You will also find examples for trades, operators and care roles.
Occupation CVs
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