Familiar with and master a foreign language (taking English as an example);

Foreign Language: English Level: TEM4 (or TEM8)

Unfamiliar:

Foreign Language: No? Proficiency: None

I. Resume:

A brief list of personal work experience, often used for job hunting.

Secondly, it can specifically include the following points:

Educational background:

Graduate schools and majors.

Campus experience:

What experiences have you had on campus, including student union, clubs, etc. As long as it helps your application, you can write it down.

Vocational skills:

Think about the professional skills you need to do this job and what you have.

Work experience:

Don't keep a running account, the result of your work will be more important than your experience.

Specialties and hobbies:

If your specialties and hobbies are in line with the position you are applying for, extra points are of course necessary.

Honors won:

Present the honors you won during your college years in concise language on your resume, which can be a scholarship or a reward for participating in a competition.