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Alicia Ranson

Summary

  • Review the job description carefully and identify the keywords, phrases and requirements that are relevant to the position. For example, if the job description mentions “excellent communication skills”, “teamwork” and “Microsoft Office”, you should use these terms in your CV as well.
  • Compare your current CV with the job description and highlight the sections that match the requirements. You may also need to remove or modify some information that is not relevant or outdated. For example, if you have a long work history, you may want to focus on your most recent and relevant roles and achievements.
  • Update your professional summary or objective statement to reflect your interest and suitability for the role. This is the first section of your CV and it should capture the attention of the employer. You can use the keywords from the job description and mention your main skills and career goals. For example, “A motivated and experienced administrative officer with excellent communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Seeking to join the primary school team and contribute to its success.”
  • Rearrange the order of your CV sections to highlight your most relevant qualifications. Depending on the role and the employer, you may want to emphasize different aspects of your CV, such as your education, work experience, skills or achievements. You can move the sections around to put the most important ones at the top. For example, if you are applying for a job that requires a specific degree or certification, you may want to put your education section before your work experience section.

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  • Skills
  • Accounting and bookkeeping, Advanced
  • Completed a nationally recognised qualification in accounting and bookkeeping from TAFE Queensland
  • Prepared financial statements, reports, budgets and activity statements using accounting software (Xero) and spreadsheets
  • Processed financial transactions, administered subsidiary accounts and ledgers, and performed financial calculations
  • Established and maintained payroll systems and completed tax obligations
  • Business document design and production, Intermediate
  • Designed and produced business documents such as letters, memos, invoices and reports using word processing software
  • Used digital technologies to collaborate in a work environment, such as email, online meetings and cloud storage
  • Applied formatting, editing and proofreading skills to ensure accuracy and professionalism of documents

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Alicia Ranson