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1. A curriculum vitae is a brief summary of facts about you and your qualifications,
work history, skills and experience.
3. Insurance is a way in which people and businesses protect themselves against risks
5. Lloyd's is an insurance market where its members can meet potential clients and join
together as to syndicates insure risks, accidents and ill health to their
employees
7. Your CV should be positive and make a good impression, emphasizing your strengths
. and successes
8. A business has legal responsibilities towards its employees, the public and
customers.
12. When you arrive at the airport your is identity checked several times.
14. Personal profile is a short statement aimed at selling yourself so you should use
positive. words and expressions
15. A personal profile must be written for the position you are applying for. ...
16. If you do not have a lot of work experience, you should include details of part -time
and voluntary work
17. Job interviews can be stressful; however, with the proper planning and preparation,
you can get the job
18. Make a good first impression by arriving on time for the job interview.
19. Interviewees should provide solid examples of how their previous experience relates
to skills needed for the new position.
20. In a CV, the must applicant highlight the specific skills requested for the job.
21. Interviewees make a good impression by dressing professionally for the interview.
22. In the beginning of a covering letter, you should refer to the job advertisement and
where you saw it.
23. Each covering letter should be tailored to the specific mentioned requisites in the ad
24. Lloyd's is an insurance market where its members can meet potential clients and
join together as syndicates to insure risks.
25. Insurance is a way in which people and businesses protect themselves against risks.
TERM DEFINITIONS
1. Liability: The state of being legally responsible for something, such as a debt, injury, or
loss
2 .Premium: The amount of money that a person or business pays for an insurance policy.
3. Compensation: something, typically money, awarded to someone as a recompense for
loss, injury, or suffering.
4. Valid: Having a sound basis in logic or fact; being legally or officially acceptable.
5.Loss: The state or act of losing something, such as money, property, or life.
6. Damage: physical harm caused to something in such a way as to impair its value,
usefulness, or normal function.
7. Shipment: Goods that are being transported from one place to another.
8. Risk: The possibility of loss, injury, or harm from a given situation or activity.
9. Property: Something owned or possessed; often refers to possessions, belongings, or
real estate.
10. Defect: A flaw or imperfection that impairs the value or utility of something; a
shortcoming.
11. Self-employed: not working for an employer but finding work for yourself or
having your own business
12. Ship's captain: The person in command of a ship or vessel, responsible for its
navigation, crew, and overall operation.
13 Insure: To provide or obtain insurance for something or someone against possible loss,
damage, or injury.