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Home » CV Tips » Help with CV as I have been away for a year » Re: Re: Help with CV as I have been away for a year

Re: Re: Help with CV as I have been away for a year

Last updated : 8 November 2018

March 15, 2017 at 8:34 pm #36204
Anonymous
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Travelling takes a lot of courage, and costs a lot of money, so I'm not surprised you picked up a little temping work. Id write a paragraph along the following lines and add it to your CV:

“January 2016-2017 – Career Break

I took a career break to travel and explore the world and experience it from the perspective of other cultures. I travelled to (country), and (country), as well as spending some time in (country) where I picked up a little temp work to further support my travels. It was a wonderful experience, and I enjoyed every minute. I even learned a few snippets of (language) and (language)!”

This covers all the bases and gives your interviewers a few pointers for icebreaking topics. Good luck in your job hunt!

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