When international students study in Japan, documents and software materials are very important when preparing their applications. Everyone should confirm their needs and prepare for the application. Next, how to prepare your resume for studying in Japan?

basic content

1. Personal information

In the personal information section, you can find it at the top of your resume. Just state the name and contact information of the applicant clearly. It should be noted that: ① Please try to avoid using QQ mailbox, because QQ mailbox can't receive emails from foreign universities in many cases. We recommend that you use 163, 126 or gmail. (2) The address must be the address where you can really receive the materials, and the postal code can be written at the back of the province. ③ Remember to add (+86) before the telephone number.

2. Education

Education includes basic information such as your own college and major. I suggest that you simply list the core courses related to the major you are applying for, and indicate your average score. Students with good rankings can also add rankings.

3. Academic research results

Applicants who have published papers or works must put academic research results in a prominent position. Please note that this part is very important for students applying for a research-oriented master's or doctor's degree. Please write down the grades of the journals that publish papers. What author are you?

Please note that there is no English title. Please don't make low-level mistakes in your resume. The name of a publication can be expressed in italics.

4. Practical experience

Practical experience includes on-campus practical activities and off-campus internship experience, and applicants with work experience need to add work experience. The order should be from now to the past. Please be sure to specify the main contents of the post and work you are responsible for.

5. Bonuses; prize

Please list the important awards. Please indicate your role in the team award.

6. Other information

For example: computer skills, hobbies and other information you want to add.

Document requirements

First, writing skills.

First of all, the pages of your resume should be kept clean and tidy, and don't be too fancy. The content should be detailed and appropriate, and all important information should be expressed comprehensively. The tense of the whole article should be consistent and try to write in the past tense. It's best to write all the contents of your resume on one page.

Second, the writing content

The name on the resume should be consistent with the name on all documents, and the contact number and mailing address should be correct. When introducing your education, you must write down the study time of the month, including the study time, school name, major, education and grades. When describing extracurricular activities, you should write down the time, responsibility and achievements.

There are also papers and research results to describe. Work experience should also be accurate to the month, the name of the unit, and the position and performance of the work. Your foreign language level should indicate the time and place of taking Japanese, TOEFL and GRE exams and the results of each exam. The awards won should also be written on the resume, as well as the time, the name of the event and the awarding unit.

Matters needing attention

When we make a resume, we should first choose a basic format framework, and remember that the background should not be too fancy, giving people a clean and tidy feeling. Secondly, writing a resume should follow two principles, one is to highlight the key points, and the other is to introduce them in detail.

As for language achievement, if you want to study in Japan, you need to have the ability of both Japanese and English. Generally speaking, Japanese is N2 or above in science, N 1 in liberal arts, and TOEFL 80 or above or TOEFL 750 in English. This is the most basic condition for application. You should write your language scores clearly. Of course, we have also met some students who have no Chinese grades. In this case, it needs to be specifically stated in the resume.

1, the handwriting is too scrawled to understand, and the posted photos are too old to tell when they were taken. Obviously, there are traces of processed academic qualifications, resumes are obviously reused, and failed resumes always have a lot in common.

2, the structure is chaotic, first introduce yourself, then talk about experience, then talk about education and then jump to experience. 3, all kinds of typos.

The expression of honor reward should also pay attention to description, with appropriate weight. I believe that the resume made by the above skills will definitely interpret the best of yourself and give people a clean and perfect first impression.