Advice Required on Wading Through cvs
Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 4:18 pm
I've enjoyed the position of DOS at my school, The English Studio for the best part of a year now and obviously one of the most important parts of the job is recruitment.
Nevertheless, I've found that it's not an exact science! Sometimes a candidate may have the dream CV and it might not work out and on other occasions, I've given work to teachers just starting out and they have blossomed into top-class EFL professionals in a mere matter of months!
I have noticed that in general, the less verbose a candidate's covering letter is, the more successful they tend to be in the classroom.
Has anyone out there got any other rules of thumb they follow when wading through cvs?
Nevertheless, I've found that it's not an exact science! Sometimes a candidate may have the dream CV and it might not work out and on other occasions, I've given work to teachers just starting out and they have blossomed into top-class EFL professionals in a mere matter of months!
I have noticed that in general, the less verbose a candidate's covering letter is, the more successful they tend to be in the classroom.
Has anyone out there got any other rules of thumb they follow when wading through cvs?