<prompt> CV e nepahetseng e shebahala joang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What does an ideal CV look like? . Response in English: An ideal CV, or Curriculum Vitae also known as a resume, is a concise summary of your relevant skills and experience that presents you in the best possible way. Here are some things to consider for an ideal CV:- Format and layout: A well-formatted and cleanly designed CV is easy to read and displays all important information clearly. Some popular styles are reverse chronological and functional. Make sure your font is easy to read and not too small, and use bullet points and whitespace for better organization.- Contact Information: Place this at the top, including your name, address, phone number, and email.- Personal statement or objective: In a few lines, describe your career goals and the value you bring to a role.- Work experience: List your previous positions in reverse chronological order, including dates of employment, name of the company, location, and job title. Emphasize your accomplishments and results, and use strong action verbs when describing your responsibilities.- Education: List your educational achievements, including the name of the institution, graduation date, and degree earned. If relevant, include any academic honors or awards.- Skills: List any relevant skills, such as technical skills, computer skills, or language proficiency. Be specific and include your level of proficiency where possible.- References: If you have space, include a few references, or simply state that references are available upon request.Remember to tailor your CV to the specific position you are applying for, and always proofread before submitting. An ideal CV is well-organized, easy to read, and effectively showcases your strengths and accomplishments. . Response in Sesotho: CV e nepahetseng, kapa Curriculum Vitae eo hape e tsejoang e le resume, ke kakaretso e khutsoane ea bokhoni ba hau le boiphihlelo bo u hlahisang ka tsela e ntle ka ho fetisisa. Mona ke lintho tse ling tseo u ka li nahanang bakeng sa CV e nepahetseng: - Sebopeho le sebopeho: CV e hlophisitsoeng hantle le e entsoeng ka bohloeki e bonolo ho e bala ebile e hlahisa lintlha tsohle tsa bohlokoa ka ho hlaka. Metaele e meng e tsebahalang ke ea tatellano ea liketsahalo le e sebetsang. Etsa bonnete ba hore fonte ea hau e baleha habonolo, me ha e nyane haholo, me u sebelise lintlha le sebaka se sesoeu ho hlophisa hantle. - Lintlha tsa Khokahano: Beha sena holimo, ho kenyeletsoa lebitso la hau, aterese, nomoro ea mohala le lengolo-tsoibila. - Polelo ea hau kapa sepheo: Ka mela e maloa, hlalosa lipheo tsa hau tsa mosebetsi le boleng boo u bo tlisang ho karolo. - Boiphihlelo ba mosebetsi: Ngola maemo a hau a nakong e fetileng ka tatellano ea liketsahalo, ho kenyeletsoa matsatsi a mosebetsi, lebitso la khamphani, sebaka le sehlooho sa mosebetsi. Hatisa seo u se finyeletseng le liphetho, me u sebelise maetsi a matla a ketso ha u hlalosa boikarabelo ba hau. - Thuto: Ngola likatleho tsa hau tsa thuto, ho kenyeletsoa lebitso la setheo, letsatsi la kabo ea mangolo, le degree eo u e fumaneng. Haeba ho hlokahala, kenyelletsa likhau kapa likhau leha e le life tsa thuto. - Tsebo: Thathamisa litsebo life kapa life tse amehang, joalo ka litsebo tsa tekheniki, tsebo ea komporo, kapa tsebo ea puo. E-ba ea tobileng me u kenyelle boemo ba hau ba tsebo moo ho khonehang. - Litšupiso: Haeba u na le sebaka, kenyelletsa litšupiso tse maloa, kapa u bolele feela hore litšupiso li teng ha u li kopa. Hopola ho etsa hore CV ea hau e lumellane le boemo bo ikhethileng boo u bo kopang, me kamehla u hlahlobe pele u fana ka eona. CV e nepahetseng e hlophisitsoe hantle, e bonolo ho e bala, me e bontsa matla le lintho tseo u li finyeletseng ka nepo. 