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Aged 17, Julia Narbonne, a student at Pardailhan high school, yesterday received the “My video CV” prize. A national competition run by the Association of Members of the Order of Academic Palms.
The prize entitled “My video CV”, supported by the Association of Members of the Order of Academic Palms (Amopa) and aimed at vocational baccalaureate holders in their first and final years, has given its verdict.
Through a short 3-minute video, students practice highlighting their professional and personal skills. They briefly present their identity, their training course and their personality, before explaining their motivation for an internship or a job in a company…
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The video format nevertheless offers more possibilities than a simple piece of paper. They were therefore instructed to complete their presentation with the demonstration of a mastered professional gesture that characterizes their know-how and interpersonal skills.
For this exercise, the Auscitaine decided to put herself in the picture, as part of her internship at the Gers departmental council, during the call “from a supplier encountering a problem with an invoice”, the young student told the assembly.
“Humble” presentation
After viewing the videos of all the candidates, the performance of Julia Narbonne, student in Bac pro AGOrA (assistance in the management of organizations and their activities), at the Pardailhan high school, in Auch, finally stood out. Her video CV, in which the young Gersoise presents herself in a “humble” way, was selected by the jury and is one of the national winners.
The selection of the best presentations is based on the clarity of the presentation, the fluidity and precision of the oral presentation, the motivation of the candidate and the technicality of the professional gesture.
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The award ceremony took place this Friday, June 28, at the departmental council, in the presence of two of Julia’s teachers. The president of Amopa, Pierre Martin, was all the more delighted to present the award to this young woman from Gers, as she studies in the establishment where he was once the headmaster.
