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The document defines several types of academic and professional writing: - Book Review or Article Critique evaluates scholarly works' contributions to knowledge. - Literature Review provides an overview of a specific topic. - Research Report presents interpretations and analyses of a phenomenon based on experiments and previous information. - Project Proposal aims to address a particular problem or issue. - Position Paper presents one's standpoint on an issue. - Business Letter elicits an expected response through concise, tactful writing. - Memorandum informs and persuades people within an organization.

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Contact Information: Trainings

The document defines several types of academic and professional writing: - Book Review or Article Critique evaluates scholarly works' contributions to knowledge. - Literature Review provides an overview of a specific topic. - Research Report presents interpretations and analyses of a phenomenon based on experiments and previous information. - Project Proposal aims to address a particular problem or issue. - Position Paper presents one's standpoint on an issue. - Business Letter elicits an expected response through concise, tactful writing. - Memorandum informs and persuades people within an organization.

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Book Review or Article Critique A specialized form of academic writing in which a

reviewer evaluates the contribution to knowledge of


scholarly works such as academic books and journal
articles.

Literature Review A type of academic writing that provides an overview of


a specific topic.

Research Report Is an expanded paper that presents interpretations and


analyses of a phenomenon based on experiments and
previous information so that the readers can better
understand it.

Project Proposal Is a highly persuasive and informative document that


aims to address a particular problem or issue.

Position Paper A type of academic writing that presents one’s stand or


viewpoint on a particular issue.

Business Letter It elicits the expected response from the readers. This
can be achieved through a concise, tactful, and accurate
writing style.

Memorandum or Memo Comes from the Latin term memorare which means “ to
remember “ , it is commonly shortened and meant
inform as well as to persuade people within an
organizations.

College Admission Application Letter It shows your interest in the university while justifying
why you are qualified at the same time.

Job Application A type of personal business correspondence which


states your intention to work in a particular
organization.

Resume Is a tool that summarizes your skills, educational


background, experiences, and other qualifications.

COMPONENTS OF A RESUME

Contact Information
Include your name, address, contact number and e-mail address. Make sure your e-mail address is professional;
you can opt to create new e-mail address for job applications.
Summary of Qualifications
Use this when you have at least five years of professional experience.
It should consist of one to four strong sentences that will highlight your experiences and accomplishments.
It should be written in the third person and in active voice.
Objective Statement
• It is an optional part of a resume that includes job title, function, industry and what you can offer to the company.
Example:
Seeking an associate editor position in a top publishing company such as C&E Publishing where my expertise in
textbook editing will be employed.
Employment Statement
• Begin with the most recent experience.
• Each job mentioned must include the name and address of the employer, the inclusive dates (month and year), and
brief job description.
Education
• Start with the most recent educational attainment.
Include the name and address of the school, years attended or year of graduation, degree, and specialization. You may start
with the same of the school if it is very prestigious
• List academic honors, scholarships, and extracurricular activities.

Skills
• Show your skills through past events.
• Be clear with your strengths and communicate them well.
• Include transferrable skills such as the following.
• Managerial skills ( motives others to reach team goals
• Professional qualities (understands professional and technical aspect of work)
• Entrepreneurial qualities (understands commercial and business principle)
Trainings
• Include only trainings that have a bearing on the job position you are applying for.
• Include the title of the training, organizer, date and venue.
• Start with the most recent training.
Organizations
• Include the professional and civic affiliations. As much as possible, do not include religious and
political organizations unless you are applying for a job that requires such affiliations.
• Include the name of the organization, your position, and inclusive dates.
• Start with the most recent affiliations.
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e. A type of academic writing that provides an


overview of a specific topic.

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i. Comes from the Latin term memorare which


means “ to remember “ , it is commonly shortened
and meant inform as well as to persuade people
within an organizations.

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