CV Translations

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Hello there

I´ve arrived from London just over a week ago looking for work and was wondering if expats that have had to apply for work over in BA have translated their CV`s in Spanish. Or does it depend on the language the job ad is advertised in?
My work is IT related. Any suggestions / experiences would be appreciated.

 

[Desde2008]

Hello there

I´ve arrived from London just over a week ago looking for work and was wondering if expats that have had to apply for work over in BA have translated their CV`s in Spanish. Or does it depend on the language the job ad is advertised in?
My work is IT related. Any suggestions / experiences would be appreciated.

It is good to have your CV in both languages although in my experience you will be asked for your resume in English more often.

 

[French jurist]

And better than Spanish, have it translated to real Argentinean-Castellano.

I work also for the largest online translation company (10.000 translators) and you can have it translated by an Argentinean for 5 cts a word (better take also the proofread to make it perfect). Just make sure you specify this needs to be translated by an Argentinean.

I place my own link not that I'll make a fortune out of it (a few cents at most), but it's always a good point :
http://www.onehourtranslation.com/affiliate/antoine101
otherwise you can access it directly at
www.onehourtranslation.com (but better use the link above, brings me a small plus in terms of future projects)