A CV is a summary
of your professional experiences, education history and skills.
Your CV is the
reason of you getting hired in a certain job or chosen for an opportunity.
Resumes are always
asked for any type of offer you’re applying for.
What you have to
put in your CV:
Personal information:
- First name and last name
- Phone number
- Email address (should be a professional one. Example: firstname.lastname@mailprovider)
Professional experiences:
In this section
you should give all the details about any professional you did to show that you
are the best choice. You should follow these steps for each experience:
- It should be written in reverse chronological order (most recent job to the oldest one)
- Job title and organization name and it location
- When did you start this job and when did you finish it
- What does the company do and what was your position
Education:
This section it
should be written also in a reverse chronological order. Also follow these
steps:
Degrees:
- The title of the degree
- Name and location of the university
- When did you start studying and when did you finish it
Trainings, qualifications or other experiences:
In this section
you can include any other training courses you had, qualifications or other
experiences.
Skills:
Here you should
show the additional skills you have that makes you the right person for the
job.
- Professional skills
- Computer skills
- Your languages level
Interests:
This section is
optional but if it’s relevant to what you’re applying for you should add it but
with moderation.
References:
Here if you have reliable
references to add, you should add them with all the details needed.
Note:
- Your resume should be written in a good way and gives positive vibes
- It should always be up-to-date
- No grammatical or spelling errors
- The CV should be 1 page and A4 format
- Your personal information should be up-to-date
- In interests section don’t put irrelevant or unessential information
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