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CV writing advice, career positioning, fellowship guides, and job search tips for every sector — with deep expertise in health and development careers.
I have read thousands of CVs from health and development professionals across Ghana. The person is almost always qualified — the CV is what lets them down. This is the exact method we use to fix that, start to finish.
Read articleMost people write a CV by opening last year's version and changing a few lines. That's why most CVs don't work. This is the method I use to build one from the ground up — ten steps, in order, that you can follow this weekend.
Read articleThere's a version of your CV that describes what your job required. And there's a version that shows what you actually did with it. Most CVs are the first kind. Recruiters want the second. Here's how to make the switch — with specific examples from health sector roles.
Read articleGHS work is exactly the kind of last-mile delivery that international NGOs write about in their proposals. The problem isn't your experience — it's that your CV is written in one professional vocabulary and NGO hiring managers are reading in another.
Read articleI've seen this pattern dozens of times: a genuinely qualified health professional applies for a WHO posting, hears nothing, applies again, still nothing. The experience is there. The degree is there. The CV is the problem — and it's a specific, fixable problem.
Read articleTell us your background and we will build a CV in the language WHO, UNICEF, and GHS actually use.
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