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Part 3 How to Position Your Language Skills. When listing language skills on your resume, it’s important to showcase them in a way that highlights your proficiency and catches the attention of potential employers. To effectively position your language skills, consider the following strategies: Place your language skills in a dedicated skills ...
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BetaAlso, take a look at sample resumes to see what language skills people with similar titles are including and how they're including them. Related: How To Use Resume Samples 2. List your language and proficiencies List your language(s) and assess the proficiency levels of your ability to speak, read, write and understand people using that ...
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BetaDifferent languages may also have their own standardized (usually government-issued) proficiency tests for students, which you can list on your resume. For example, if you’re a Mandarin Chinese learner, including your HSK or TOCFL score on your resume is an acceptable way to showcase your skill level with the language.
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BetaListing your language skills on your resume is a good start, but you can do more to show your skills clearly. Getting a recognized certificate is a great way to prove your fluency level. Organizations like the Interagency Language Roundtable (ILR) provide different certifications. These certifications test language skills in reading, writing ...
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BetaLanguage skills refer to the ability to communicate (speak, read, and write) in different languages. On a resume, language skills typically refer to any other language you master on top of your native language. Considering that there are many levels of language proficiency, language skills on a resume are typically categorized into beginner ...
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BetaIf you’re part of the more than 50% of the world’s population who speaks more than one language, you’ve probably wondered how to list languages on your resume. Your language skills could well be the missing link for your next boss. This guide will go over: Whether or not you should include languages on your resume; Understanding and ...
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BetaWhen listing language skills on a resume, it’s essential to follow best practices to effectively communicate your proficiency levels to potential employers. Here are some key tips: Create a dedicated section: Include a separate section titled “Language Skills” or “Languages” on your resume to highlight your linguistic abilities clearly.
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BetaIf your job application demands you differentiate between your written and spoken language levels on your resume, list it in the following way: Resume Language Levels—Written and Spoken Language. American English—Native; Chinese—Writing C2, Speaking C2 (TECH Certified 92%)
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Beta4. List only relevant languages. If you’re a polyglot, you may be tempted to list every single language you speak or write. But, while it’s certainly impressive, doing so could unnecessarily increase the length of your résumé, make it cluttered, and perhaps even distract hiring managers’ attention from more critical qualifications.
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BetaConsider listing those in this resume section. If you learned the language as your college major or minor, specify that as well as any study abroad programs you completed. Include details that reflect your progress on the language proficiency scale to present your abilities clearly. Learn more in our guide on how to list your education on a resume
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