A resume and a letter of self-introduction are essential documents for job hunting. First, try writing one using the writing style below as a reference. Career Center also provides individual editing services.

Points to remember when filling out the form

First, make a rough sketch in pencil.
The final copy should be written carefully in regular script and Arabic numerals using black ink (a black fountain pen or ballpoint pen).
Write in appropriate size, thick, dark and clear ink.
If you make a mistake, rewrite it without using correction fluid.
Please make sure there are no blank spaces in the entry fields. If there are too many blank spaces, points will be deducted.
Effective Expressions The space provided for writing your self-introduction is small, so it is important to focus on what you want to convey and summarize it concisely.
The three most important points are: "Focus on your personality strengths," "What you focused on most during your student days," and "Reasons for applying."
This is a question that is often asked on application forms and in interviews. Be sure to include unique anecdotes and stories that make you unique.