Certificate of working experience
Certificate of working experience. Is this correct word and commonly used for a document validates someone`s job experience?
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A certificate is generally only used when you are certified in a specific skill that requires certification. For example, I have a certificate in forklift operation, as that is required for me to operate a forklift.
A document for work experience is generally just called a resumé as Marshmallo has indicated. The information is only validated with contact information or references from the previous jobs (example: a past supervisor).
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Hello!
I believe that it is correct when addressing a document that is validating the qualifications of working experience, but another term that might be helpful would be a 'resumé of the persons work experience' . Saying this clarifies all their work experience from part time jobs to corporate ones, as well as how many years one has done.
Hope this is helpful!
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Thank you so much, Marshmallo & Alex!! I can make sense how different nuance is between 2 words. So would it be decent to say 'Resume of the personal work experience' ?
Is Document of work experience also possible?
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