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How to fill out your career passport

1. Gather all relevant information including your personal details, educational background, work experience, and skills.
2. Start with a header section where you include your full name, contact details, and a professional photo.
3. Create a section for your career objective where you briefly state your career goals and aspirations.
4. Add a section for your educational background, starting with the highest level of education attained first.
5. Include details of any certifications, specialized training or courses you have completed.
6. Next, create a section for your work experience where you list your previous jobs, positions, and responsibilities.
7. Provide details of any achievements, awards, or recognitions you have received in your career so far.
8. List your skills and competencies in a separate section, showcasing both technical and soft skills.
9. Include any relevant internships, volunteer work, or extracurricular activities that demonstrate your abilities.
10. Ensure your career passport is well-organized, easy to read, and visually appealing.
11. Proofread and edit your career passport to avoid any spelling or grammatical errors.
12. Save your career passport as a PDF or print it on high-quality paper for physical copies.
13. Regularly update your career passport with new achievements, experiences, and skills.

Who needs your career passport?

1. Job seekers who want to present a comprehensive and professional document to potential employers.
2. Students and recent graduates who need to showcase their educational background and any relevant internships or part-time jobs.
3. Professionals who want to advance their careers and demonstrate their skills and experience.
4. Freelancers or self-employed individuals who want to present their capabilities and achievements to clients.
5. Employees who are planning to switch careers and want to highlight their transferable skills.
6. Individuals attending job fairs or networking events where they need to provide a summary of their qualifications.
7. Individuals applying for scholarships, grants, or academic programs that require a detailed overview of their achievements.

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What is your career passport?

Your career passport is a document that tracks your career progression and accomplishments.

Who is required to file your career passport?

All employees are required to file their career passports.

How to fill out your career passport?

You can fill out your career passport by documenting your work experience, skills, and achievements.

What is the purpose of your career passport?

The purpose of your career passport is to keep a record of your career growth and development.

What information must be reported on your career passport?

You must report your job titles, responsibilities, dates of employment, and any certifications or trainings you have completed.