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Denmark<br />
327<br />
Danish CV<br />
CVs should be kept brief and<br />
factual with work experience<br />
being viewed as more important<br />
than extra-curricular activities.<br />
A Danish CV should be in the<br />
following order:<br />
• Begin with your name, address,<br />
and contact information.<br />
• Business qualifications follow,<br />
based on the requirements listed<br />
in the job advertisement, with<br />
work experience sequenced<br />
to match your business<br />
qualifications.<br />
• Education.<br />
• Personal information, including<br />
date of birth, marital status,<br />
number of children,<br />
• Nationality (as a non-native it<br />
is advisable to clarify your work<br />
permit status)<br />
• Finally, you should briefly list<br />
your outside interests.<br />
• Newspapers<br />
As in most countries, job<br />
advertisements appear in the<br />
Sunday editions of the newspapers.<br />
The Kidon Media-Link website is a<br />
one stop shop for links to various<br />
regional Danish newspapers. The<br />
main newspapers for adverts are:<br />
• The English weekly paper<br />
• The Copenhagen Post<br />
• Jyllands-Posten<br />
• Politiken<br />
• Berlingske Tidende<br />
• Dansk Industri: is a weekly<br />
journal that covers a wide range<br />
of information from trade and<br />
industry relations and this may be<br />
useful in your job search.<br />
more info:<br />
www.kidon.com<br />
www.cphpost.dk<br />
www.jp.dk<br />
www.politiken.dk<br />
www.berlingske.dk<br />
www.di.dk<br />
ONLINE RECRUITMENT<br />
SERVICES AND JOB<br />
LISTINGS<br />
Jobbank<br />
www.jobbank.dk<br />
JobsInCopenhagen<br />
www.jobsincopenhagen<br />
Job opportunities with<br />
English as the main<br />
working language;<br />
Job Index Denmark<br />
www.jobindex.dk<br />
Karriere Vejviser<br />
www.karrierevejviser.dk<br />
Monster (Denmark)<br />
www.monster.dk<br />
Stepstone (Denmark)<br />
www.stepstone.dk<br />
Higher<br />
education<br />
career<br />
support<br />
Students registered at higher<br />
education institutions may want<br />
to ask for help and advice from<br />
the careers center located on their<br />
university campuses. Career<br />
support is offered in universities<br />
to graduates by student advisers<br />
and also by employment officers<br />
or labour unions. The university’s<br />
careers services is particularly<br />
focused on facilitating the<br />
transition from <strong>studying</strong> into<br />
employment and is less<br />
orientated towards providing job<br />
placements.<br />
more info:<br />
The Copenhagen Business<br />
School Library<br />
http://uk.cbs.dk/library
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