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Resume IWC quick guide to completing the IWC resume template Female Resume Download Male resume Download Quick Step-by-Step Add a current photo of head and shoulders. Write your full name and address, including your home country. Then add your email and phone number. List all the countries you have travelled too Include WHY you visited (ex: Tourism, Internship) If you have never traveled DELETE this section List your educational background Name of your degree or major studied first Name of university, city and country second of List your work experience Name of Job Title is first (Ex: Clerk, Salesperson) Name of company, city and then country Brief description of job duties a List all languages you can speak or are learning L1 = Your native language L2 = You second most fluent language Include proof of fluency (Test/Aptitude Levels) f List your computer skills Skill or ability first Program second List dates in order from current to the past Use numbers not names (Don't use "June 03") © 2020 KNU International Writing Center | Office of International Affairs | Kyungpook National University

Mentorship Training Manual Step-By-Step Instructions for Teaching + IWC Policies and Procedures Main Information Admin Work Exchange Prep Talk Now Writing Roadmap Write Track Just Talk Computers FAQ Mentors at the IWC primarily teach the IWC programs but are further responsible for other areas of teaching and maintenance. They may include and are not limited to: Mentoring (Teaching) Talk Now (Prep Course) Guide students through the speaking program. Details on the Talk Now tab. Writing Roadmap (Prep Course) Guide students through the college-level writing program. Details on the Writing Roadmap tab. Write Track Guide students through the descriptive writing program. Details on the Write Track tab. Just Talk Guide students through the basic conversation activities. Details on the Just Talk tab. Resumes Check and review. Motivation Letter (Study Plan) Check requirements and content. Other Check English writing assignments, cover letters, job applications. Be Careful The IWC does not offer editing services to graduate students or academic and research papers. Note: graduate students are allowed to join any courses, however they MUST follow the IWC policies. Mentor (Non-teaching) EDITING Occasionally, the Director may ask for your help in reading over program-specific documents. Furthermore, there may be additional documents or projects you can be a part of. MAINTENANCE All Mentors are responsible for keeping the center clean and presentable. Vacuuming, waste disposal, dusting and cleaning are required weekly. Don't wait to be told. RECEPTION While you are not with a student, a Mentor MUST be ready for any student coming into the IWC. Whenever ANYONE walks into the center, stand up and greet them warmly. HOURS Log your total hours on the Mentor Homepage (knuiwc.com) at the end of each shift. Payday is typically around the 17th of each month. Pay is handled through the OIA. PROGRAM AWARENESS You are responsible for learning and knowing all the programs and policies of the job. Stay informed, train hard, and ask questions often. If you have any questions, ask the Team Leader first. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT This is a job. The IWC operates as a department of education at KNU and it is your duty to look and act professionally while working. Respect your co-Mentors, students, staff, and members of the OIA. Job Description Recommend Courses Tips BACK TO TOP

Speak Smart Personal Interview Interview Questions Tell me about something that is important to you and why. What advice would you give to a student thinking about studying abroad? Tell me about an influential event in your life and how it changed you. Describe one of your educational goals and what you are doing to achieve it. What is a social issue that is important to you and why? Tell me about a personal challenge you experienced and how you overcame it. If you were to give an importnant speech to influential people, what would it be about and why? If you were to teach a course for one semester, what would be the subject and why? Tell me about something brave you did that makes you feel proud and why. Tell me about something brave you did that makes you feel proud and why. If you could have one week free of school and responsibilities, what would you do? Describe what causes you stress and what you do to control it. Describe something you are good at and why you enjoy doing it. Do you think Korea is a safe country to live in? Why or why not? Describe a place you like to spend time at and why it’s important to you. If you could or had to change your major today, which major would you choose and why? Tell me how you are staying healthy and if you are not staying healthy how you could change your habits. What do you think or hope you will be doing ten years from now? If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be and why.

Academic Writing Roadmap Resources for completing the IWC Academic Writing Roadmap course Session 1: Getting Started In the first session you will learn about the course, and and your Mentor will assess your current knowledge and understanding of the relevant concepts and skills, including a review of essay topics and essay prompts. DOWNLOAD WORKBOOK Add a current photo of head and shoulders. © 2020 KNU International Writing Center | Office of International Affairs | Kyungpook National University

Acerca de IWC VIDEO The famous International Writing Center is looking to promote itself to the many students of KNU, as well as making an unperishable visual souvenir of the Center for years to come. The goal is not merely promotion, but more to conduct an artistic project, with the hope of inspiring others to start learning English. For you, the experience will consist of a few interviews in parallel of your prep course. The idea is to follow you through your learning process. You will need to speak a little about yourself, but mostly to comment on your tasks during this experience at IWC, how you feel about it, what is has taught you etc... The goal is to open up and share you personnal experience to someone who is interested about the program. This opportunity will allow you to improve your English level by a lot, considering you will have a few recording sessions with foreigners. It is an enriching experience, that will allow you to build confidence and feel more comfortable in English-speaking environments! If you are interested or have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us, using the form down below. CONTACT US Get in touch so we can start working together. First Name Last Name Email Thanks for submitting! Message Send

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IWC GUIDES Download helpful guides to improve your International Exchange Experience Professional Email Click the button to learn how to write a professional email Click HERE if PDF does not load Resume Click the button to learn how to write a professional resume Study Plan Click the button to learn how to write the study plan Resource page Transition Words, Microsoft Word & Formatting Help

Projects IWC VIDEO IWC is looking for motivated students to share their experience in front of a camera. Our goal is to create a short documentary about the Center in order to inspire other Korean students to join IWC!