Honestly, just turn it into sentences exactly as is.I've been advised this as well, but somehow it just doesn't seem correct. I think it's because I've always been advised to keep my work entries as specific to the task as possible, so I have a lot of task entries which don't seem to work well in prose. An example of my usual work exp. entry is:
"I interned at Firm XYZ in the ABC team for four weeks. During this time, my responsibilities included:
- Assisting in drafting parts of appeal in the PQRS dispute.
- Attending and taking notes for proceedings before the DEF court.
- Researching and preparing detailed notes on:
I remain unsure of how to best convey information like in the above bullet points in prose and highlight my skills. Do you think I should make a separate heading for skills?
- effects of contractual silence in the interpretation of a contract; and
- remedies in case of the fat-finger error."
"I interned at Firm XYZ in the ABC team for four weeks. During this time, my responsibilities included assisting in drafting parts of appeal in the PQRS dispute, as well as attending and taking notes for proceedings before the DEF court. Additionally, I researched and prepared detailed notes on the effects of contractual silence in the interpretation of a contract and on remedies in case of the fat-finger error."
