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Build Your Skills Record

Do you need a Resume/Skills Record but are not sure how to go about it?

Use the FREE Build Your Skills Record form to make your own Resume/Skills Record.

The Build Your Skills Record provides the opportunity for individuals working in the Forest, Wood, Paper and Timber Products Industry to document their qualifications, employment history, industry skills/experience and evidence of experience - forming their unique Resume/Skills Record.

Build Your Skills Record now, following 4 easy steps.

If you need to update your information, simply access and edit your records by logging into the Secure Members Area, using your password.

Please note that your records cannot be accessed by anyone but yourself, but an overall tally of industry qualifications that are in the data base will be maintained.

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