CV's? Hard right?!
I only recently produced an everyday CV when I came back home from college to get some money coming in so had to ask my mum how best to do this. I also have one mainly for teaching so covering my experiences in teaching and dance but also showing a few 'normal' jobs I've had. And also one I would take to auditions which would additionally include performing jobs and also my height and hair colour etc which is important in the arts world.
So which do I choose to develop in this task ... my CV I will be sending out to potential schools for teaching and workshops or a performing one? At this moment in time I feel my heart is where teaching is so this is going to be my main focus but will still keep my performing one going so that I keep all my options open.
I have taken advise from a lovely lady who I have known since I was a young. She has a successful dance/fitness company aimed at kids and adults which I am lucky enough to somewhat be apart of it - helping out and taking part in charity shows with the company. With all that she has accomplished I thought she was the best person to show my CV to. One of the main things she said was to have a slogan/catchy headline summarising what your about and aim to do at the top of everything and even a photo of myself. I decided to look into slogans and the below image shows the guidelines I tried to follow. After researching slogans which were mainly for companies I thought why not include it in my CV because being remembered and different is significant in the decision of being employed.
After much thinking I decided it would be :
'INSPIRE. DRIVE. CREATE'
Inspire - I feel having someone to inspire you is very important and I want to feel that I can inspire young and old people with the help of drawing on experiences I have gained.
Drive - The determination in achieving in anything you want to and have love for is everyone's dream and so I wish to pass on my passion to anyone who has a love for performing.
Create - Creativity is important to keep people engaged and wanting to employ you!
I have turned my CV into my blog profile in my 'About Me' section which was quite hard to expand all my training and experience in a more paragraph format. I'm going to keep updating, editing and experimenting with layouts and content in my CV and blog profile through my degree and further.
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