Title: 3.3 TASK Word CV
Course: VIERKO Operating in a digital environment, compulsory competence requirements, 2 osp > Section: 3. Office and other applications

1. Find suitable CV template in Word/Docs, on the Internet, or write without a template but following some guide.
2. Write a CV based on the template using your own information and good English.
3. Take a professional-looking and relevant photo of yourself. Insert the photo in your CV in an appropriate place.
4. Save your CV in an editable format and in PDF format.
5. Save the CV to a cloud service (e.g. Office 365 OneDrive) and turn in the link the CV with read-only permissions for this assignment.
6. Send anemail to your teacher with the CV in PDF format as an attachment.

If you already have a CV, update and improve on it.

Assessment criteria:

Grade | Content
T1
- The CV follows a general conventions and includes your own information.
- Your own photo is on the CV.
- The CV has been turned in as a PDF file with email.
H3
- The CV follows a general pattern or formula and contains information relevant to getting hired for a job.
- The CV is neat and readable.
- The CV is written using good English.
- The CV has your own picture, which is professional-looking and relevant. The picture is correctly positioned.
- The CV has been turned in as a PDF file (using email) and as an editable file (MSOffice, Libre Office, etc.).
- The CV is linked from the cloud to the assignment and the link is read-only, not allowing editing.
K5
- The CV is comprehensive in terms of information, follows a common template or pattern and is neat and readable.
- The CV has your own picture, which is professional-looking and relevant. The picture is positioned well.
- The CV is turned in as a PDF file (using email) and as an editable file (Office, Libre Office, etc.).
- The CV is linked from the cloud to the assignment response and the link is read-only, not allowing editing.
- The CV is ready to be sent to a potential employer