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\nApplying for jobs in America while you’re learning English? I’ll show you to write your resume and cover letter in English and give you lots of tips for your job search. Learning English in the context of important life events is a great...\nApplying for jobs in America while you’re learning English? I’ll show you to write your resume and cover letter in English and give you lots of tips for your job search. Learning English in the context of important life events is a great way to increase your vocabulary…and improve your life! I’ll also teach you an important lesson for English students: how to say Can vs Can’t in American English. These are two tough words for students learning English but I’ll break it down for you and make sure you’ve got it just right! I’ll use IPA to teach you the exact pronunciation of each word and make sure that you’re totally comfortable with Can vs Can’t. This is the second video in a series all about how to get a job in the US. We’ll go into great detail on how to write a resume, including what you should include and what you should avoid! We’ll talk with several experts on resume creation and you’ll learn the kinds of resume tips that can really make a difference to prospective employers. A lot of people wonder how to write a cover letter. It can be a confusing topic, but with our experts’ help we’ll make sure that you know exactly how to write a cover letter that gets noticed! The cover letter tips you’ll learn here could be the difference in you getting the job you’re hoping for. This series of videos is all about two things: getting a job in the US and learning English. We’ll cover tons of job searching topics and I’ll always have a fun and quick English lesson for you, too! Resume writing, cover letter creation and learning English are three tricky tasks…but I’ve got you covered! Let’s have fun and do some learning!\n
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resumes, formatting, verbs, culture, pull
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