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Hey mate,

C# is a powerful language in the sense that its primary IDE is Visual Studio which amongst many other things has the following properties

(1) Simple Database Development (LinQ expertise)
(2) Test Driven Development (using Nunit) ; becoming quite popular
(3) Your know an OOP language!
(4) Knowing C# is essentially knowing Java (after learning one the other fails out)
(4) Start to learn Mono Develop, the only real open source C# compiler out ther

Other than that the main (if not more important) aspects that an employer is looking for is your ability to develop complex algorithms, your ability to rigorously test a piece of software and to FOLLOW A TEST PLAN properly. Also make sure you highlight that whilst your primary knowledge may be in C#, its not about the language – you can work in any environment and can adapt to any language be it C, C++, Java, C#, VB etc etc – its more about building software not the language…

Furthermore the more you emphasis how both independently and in a group you can work effectively.

Hope this helps as a starting point,

David

ps – when listing your skills; bullet point, prospective employers don’t want an essay; just a list of skill set