dontpressthat
14th Dec 2007, 10:14
Hopefully somebody can help me out with this one..
Ive just recently entered the job market and am having a few 'difficulties' with my CV. The problem is that I've always been self employed (13 yrs) and am unsure about references and employment history etc etc. It seems that airlines require you to account for your whereabouts and employment history fro the preceeding 5 years. Also, apparently I need to justify any period of greater than 14 days without employment.
For the last 36 months I have been training pretty much full time and therefore have worked very little so as a result there are lots of 14day+ periods of inactivity in my accounts. Prior to that I have all my accounts up to date, however I have lost contact with my accountant and understand he is no longer adding stuff up for self employed types.
Could anybody also tell me where I would stand with getting an airside pass with this type of history, will it be a problem?
Basically my question is... How do you account for a patchy self employed 5 year period whilst still sounding professional?
all replies very greatly recieved as im running out of hair to pull out..:eek:
DPT
Ive just recently entered the job market and am having a few 'difficulties' with my CV. The problem is that I've always been self employed (13 yrs) and am unsure about references and employment history etc etc. It seems that airlines require you to account for your whereabouts and employment history fro the preceeding 5 years. Also, apparently I need to justify any period of greater than 14 days without employment.
For the last 36 months I have been training pretty much full time and therefore have worked very little so as a result there are lots of 14day+ periods of inactivity in my accounts. Prior to that I have all my accounts up to date, however I have lost contact with my accountant and understand he is no longer adding stuff up for self employed types.
Could anybody also tell me where I would stand with getting an airside pass with this type of history, will it be a problem?
Basically my question is... How do you account for a patchy self employed 5 year period whilst still sounding professional?
all replies very greatly recieved as im running out of hair to pull out..:eek:
DPT