nsosaz  +  648747 Tue, 20 Jan 09 02:21 AM In a resume, when referring to the experience acquired in an institution you used to work for, do you say PREVIOUS OR PRIOR institution nsosaz Joined on Sun, Jan 18 2009 New Member 08 American English, Constructions, Sentence Structures, English Grammar, Proofreading, CV, Letter Writing, Business Letters, Cover Letter, Proper Grammar, Writing Styles, Personal Statements, Curriculum Vitae, Phrase, Resumes

	Yankee  +  648829 Tue, 20 Jan 09 04:02 AM Hi Nsosaz I don't think I would combine either "previous" or "prior" directly with the word "institution" in a resume.   I might expect to see things such as these, for example: - My previous employer was ... - Prior to working at X, I worked at Y. - At Institution X, I was able to apply and build on the experience I acquired at Institution Y. I think if you post the whole sentence you want to write, we can give you better feedback. Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Veteran Member 6,506 Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain Resume, Curriculum Vitae, Writing, Sentences, Business, Careers, Qualifications, Resumes

	nsosaz  +  648997 Tue, 20 Jan 09 07:11 AM    Yankee “Hi Nsosaz I don't think I would combine either "previous" or "prior" directly with the word "institution" in a resume.   I might expect to see things such as these, for example: - My previous employer was ... - Prior to working at X, I worked at Y. - At Institution X, I was able to apply and build on the experience I acquired at Institution Y. I think if you post the whole sentence you want to write, we can give you better feedback. ” "He was offered business opportunities by former clients from a previous institution" nsosaz Grammar, Constructions, English Grammar, Paragraphs, Formal Letter, Formal Letters, Grammar Check, English Letters, CV, Curriculum Vitae, Experience Letters, Business, Careers, Qualifications, Resumes