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Sometimes, lack of experience and talent is no longer what receives your CV evicted, however the use of clichéd phrases and phrases that make hiring managers cringe. While it is essential that you use buzzwords to highlight your abilities and competencies, you need to be cautious how you use them. If a recruiter or hiring manager opens your CV and it is no exclusive from that of the previous person, you can be positive he will leap past it. He needs to see the strong point in you. He also desires to be convinced that you are the proper candidate, and a bunch of repetitive jargons won’t do the magic. Here are 5 worst overused buzzwords you should banish from your CV: 1.  “I AM EXTRAORDINARILY MOTIVATED” Motivated to do what? Almost every jobseeker consider themselves motivated, so 90% of CVs hiring managers come throughout include this phrase. If you need to show off this on your CV as a strong skill, be specific and actually show what you mean. For example, you can discuss about ho...

Courses are open for students wishing to study in turkey... for a year.. You will have to pay 30% of 7900.. every year.. and if you are a good student in your first semester. then you wont have to even a tution fees any more.. This is to inform you that discount %30 off tuition fee is now available for all international students admitted in 2017-2018 academic year to the following faculties/ programs: 1. Faculty of Educational Sciences (available in English only,  Beşiktaş main campus) • Computer Education and Instructional Technologies • Psychological Counseling and Guidance • English Language Teaching • Preschool Education 2. Faculty of Communication (available in English only, Galata campus in Karaköy) • Digital Game Design • Cartoons and Animation • Photography and Video • Communication Design • Public Relations • Advertising • Cinema and Television • New Media • 3. Faculty of Health Sciences (available in Turkish only, Beşiktaş North campus) • Nutrition and ...

UBC International Leader of Tomorrow Award Last updated: 05 Sep 2016 | Univ of British Columbia Bachelor’s Degree Deadline: 1 Dec 2016 (annual) Study in:  Canada Course starts 2017 Brief description: The  International Leader of Tomorrow Award recognizes international undergraduate students who demonstrate superior academic achievement, leadership skills, involvement in student affairs and community service, recognized achievement in fields of endeavour such as the performing arts, sports, debating or creative writing, or external academic competitions and examinations. Host Institution(s): University of British Columbia in Canada Level/Field of study: Eligible  undergraduate degrees offered by UBC . Number of Awards: Not specified. Target group: International students Scholarship value/inclusions/duration: International Leader of Tomorrow Award-winners receive an award-level commensurate with their financi...

Reasons Why You Should Not Follow Your Passion… Credit : Original article written by E.C.LAW In my opinion, you have been given some very terrible advice all your life. And that advice is: Follow Your Passion Every time you watch an award show, say it’s HIP TV Headies Awards, the Grammys or the Oscars, you hear a famous local or international celebrity, trophy in hand, say something like: “Follow your dreams! Don’t let anyone tell you that you don’t have what it takes!” Anytime I hear statements like this, I cringe. It’s horrible advice See, I understand the importance of persistence, and the value of encouragement, but who tells a stranger, someone they probably will never meet not to give up on their dreams, without even knowing what it is they are dreaming about? It’s quite like posting on Facebook that you’re having stomach pain and people telling you which variant of “Agbo Jedi” you should drink. How do they know it’s not appendicitis or ulcer or just ordinary dysentery....