20 14 order of filling in the academic background of the application for campus recruitment network of Bank of Communications

The educational background part of the resume is very important, especially for fresh graduates. This paper will explain in detail the writing order of academic qualifications, the differences between on-the-job candidates and college graduates, and the training experience.

A. If you are an on-the-job candidate with a lot of work experience, when writing academic qualifications, you only need to write down the name and address of the school and department, the start and end time of study, and the degree will be fine. For example:

1) 9/1994-7/1998 BC, Department of Chemistry, Nankai University, Tianjin.

1September 1994 to1July 1998, Bachelor of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Nankai University, Tianjin.

2) September 20001997-July, Master of Laws, Peking University Law School.

65438+1September 1997 to July 2000, Master of Civil Law, Peking University Law School.

B, the order of writing academic qualifications should start with the highest academic qualifications. For example:

September 2000 to July 2002. English Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University

September 2000 to July 2002, Doctor of Literature, English Department, Beijing Foreign Studies University.

Master of Arts, English Department, Xi 'an International Studies University

1September 1998 to July 2006 5438+0, Master of Arts, English Department, Xi 'an International Studies University.

9/ 1994-7/ 1998 Bachelor of Arts in English Department of Nanchang University

September 1994 to July 1998, Bachelor of Arts, English Department, Nanchang University.

C. If you have participated in training, advanced studies, vocational colleges, night schools, correspondence courses, etc. During your employment, and this kind of study is closely related to the job you are currently applying for, it should also be listed in your academic qualifications, which will help you apply successfully. For example:

1) March 1998 to July 1998, and received off-the-job training at Shandong Economic Management Cadre College. Courses include: business management, marketing, international commercial law.

1March, 1998 to1July, 1998, he received full-time training in Shandong Economic Management Cadre College. Courses include: business management, marketing and international commercial law.

2) Studying linguistics courses such as phonetics, phonology, morphology and etymology in Japanese Department of Shanghai International Studies University (9/200 1-7/2002).

Studied linguistics courses such as phonetics, phonetics, morphology and etymology in Japanese Department of Shanghai International Studies University (September 5438+0, 2006 to July 2002).

D. If you are a college graduate and have no work experience, you should write down your education in detail. In order to let the employer know your knowledge, intelligence, thinking, judgment and personality, in addition to the name and address of the school and department (research institute), the starting and ending time and degree of your study, you should also add the following specific contents:

Course setting and grades: the course mainly lists the subjects related to job application, and the grades of all subjects are listed together, which can let the employer know whether your study is good or not. Usually, the school will give each student a report card with the results of all subjects on it.

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