Description: A short article about a how a curriculum vitae is important in finding a job
Instructions: Read the short article and answer the questions
How is a Curriculum Vitae Important in Finding a Job? (Level 1)
An approximately 150-word Level 1 article using Nation’s high-frequency vocabulary explaining why a CV matters (employer, interview, first step), followed by 10 comprehension questions with correct answers spread across a, b, c and d.
When you want a job, you need a CV. A CV is a paper that tells the employer about you. An employer is the person who gives you a job.
Your CV is very important because the employer reads it first. The employer may get many CVs for one job. If your CV is good, the employer will want to meet you. This meeting is called an interview.
A good CV shows who you are, where you went to school, and what jobs you have had. It also shows what you are good at.
If your CV is not good, the employer may not read it. You may not get an interview. And if you do not get an interview, you will not get the job.
So take time to write a good CV. Write it carefully. Check it for mistakes. A good CV is your first step to getting the job you want.