PERSONAL DETAILS:

Be sure to enter all contact numbers, including your name and address, date of birth and nationality

QUALIFICATIONS:

List all exams passed and certificates gained, include grades if you are proud of them.

SKILLS:

List all achieved skills, i.e. computer skills, languages and practical skills. Use bullet points to emphasise qualities. This is the opportunity to sell yourself, list any applicable strengths to the application.

WORK EXPERIENCE / EMPLOYMENT:

List all jobs starting with the most recent and include any part time or voluntary work.

HOBBIES:

Only include this if you have done something special or relevant to the job application, otherwise LEAVE IT OUT.

REFERENCES:

State if these are available upon request

Writing a Curriculum Vitae is probably one of the most important things you will need to do. The CV will speak for you before and after an interview. it provides an employer with information they need to make a decision about you, and if you are the person they are looking for, so it is vital to get it right. We have outlined what you must include in your CV and some helpful hits and tips.