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I need help creating a "skill level rating chart" to put in my resume. I have difficulty finding out how to do that. I'd like to show my proficiency in my language skills as far as "beginner, intermediate, or expert" level, shown by the green checked document. the chart is on the bottom left of that page.
please and thank you!
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I would suggest using a set of five content control check box characters, each using a black filled square as the checked character, for each 'chart'. You can right align them in the table cell or column used to display them.
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thank you for your input
I speak 3 other languages and wanted display that my in French is stronger than my Spanish & Creole. I wanted to compare my reading level between languages as well. I didn't want you to assume anything. Also, I don't think a beginner in any language is a skill either. I truly appreciate your feedback.
Thanks!