Philip Said:

Will an IT professional give me advice please?

We Answered:

If you have not already done so, a professional resume writing service might be your best option. I'm sure there are differences in what is expected in a CV between the USA and UK. I see a number of things I don't like, including at least one error (MS Server 3003 should be MS Server 2003).

In the work experience section, I'd drop everything not related to IT experience and focus on the IT work accomplished. I'd completely drop General Skills and Interests and just have a skills section highlighting skills acquired, like so:

MS Server 2003, Apache, XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, Backtrack, FTK, Helix, Linux, Adobe Photoshop, VMware.

But the biggest thing you can do to get a call back is to write a clear and concise cover letter indicating how your education, skills, and experience can be utilized in the desired position. Too much info and it goes to trash. It is a sales pitch so make it count.

Wendy Said:

WHETHER COURSES i.e. B.ED. OFFERED BY SINGHANIA UNIVERSITY ARE APPROVED BY UGC?

We Answered:

Please refer http://www.ncte-india.net to know that the college is recognized one or not!

Wendy Said:

Master of Science in USA?

We Answered:

Please visit these web site links. You can get all the answers to your questions.

http://educationusa.state.gov/
http://www.infozee.com/usa/education.htm
http://www.beststudyusa.com/
http://www.path2usa.com/usainfo/educatio…
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Gina Said:

what are my chances of getting into ivyleague schools?especially cornell?

We Answered:

The trick is to find schools that are already accepting students with your credentials and apply among them. Free online college searches are available. I use College Matchmaker a lot because it is user-friendly. Another good one is at The Princeton Review.

All those clubs and activities? Seems a bit dilettantish, Amiga.
In your application, limit your list to the top 2 or 3 at the most.

Jimmy Said:

Part Time jobs in London?

We Answered:

Yes, part time jobs are hard to come by, did you get a visa that allows you to work?

I am sorry to tell you that the 'Kensington College of Business' MBA does not appear on any ranking which means the degree is virtually worthless.

Moreover, there is no course called 'Innovation and technology management'. Did you mean to apply for 'Information Technology Managment'?

Scary.