My parents are both from Morocco but from different cities.
I have two brothers named Isssam and Younes. Issam is the older, he is 26 years old, and Younes is 23. I also have a half brother from my father, his name is Otmane, he is 32. He is married and so I'm the aunt of two beautiful little boys of 9 and 5 years old.
I had a childhood like every child so I'm not gonna tell it.
In 2009, I obtained by high school diploma. Now, I'm pursuing a licence en "Langues Etrangères Appliquées" in Spanish and English.
Before my 18 years old, I was looking after children to earn money but also because I love children.
Now I'm working as a cashier at Carrefour, a French hypermarket. The reason why I'm working in this company is that I need to earn more money because I want to make a work-experience in the US or in Canada. I wish it will become true...
Bouchra's resume
Name: Bouchra YASSINE
Nationality: French
Address: 1 rue ****** ******
78300 Poissy, France
Telephone: +33 (0)6 21 ** ** **
Email: yassinebouchra78@yahoo.fr
Education and Qualifications:
2009-2010: Pursuing a « Licence Langues Etrangères Appliquées », Université de Cergy- Pontoise, Cergy, France
Second year of diploma in English and Spanish
First- year university level on June 2010
2009: Baccalauréat ES, Lycée le Corbusier, Poissy, France
Equivalent of A-Levels with specialization in Economics
Work Experience:
Since January 2010: Cashier at Carrefour SA, Chambourcy, France
Summer 2009: Au pair for a child, Mallorca, Spain
- Looking after a 7 years boy
- Making games
- Cooking
Since 2005: Baby-sitter in an English Family, Orgeval, France
- Looking after two girls of 3 and 5 years old
- Cooking
- Organizing games and activities
Skills:
- Languages
French: Native speaker
English: Independent Speaker (CELF B1)
Spanish: Independent Speaker (CELF B2)
- Computers
Microsoft Office (high level)
Photoshop (medium level)
Website creation (medium level)
Interests:
Reading, listening to music, watching movies, travelling, doing sports
Good work, Bouchra! This looks professional. One note, always write "going to" and not "gonna" in formal documents. "Gonna" is considered slang. Also, in your bio, mention your future goals in the tourism or events planning trade. And, as I said before, ALWAYS list that your speak Arabic (if you can learn to read and write it, that will be even better ;-).
ReplyDeleteOne last thing, "Langues Etrangères Appliquées" in English is "Applied Foreign Languages"