The key to writing a “GOOD CV” is to show recruiters and hiring managers that you are a perfect fit for the job you are applying for.
You also need to present the information in a way that can be digested quickly by busy people who have hundreds of CVs to review.
By following my recommended layout, format and content, you should be able to achieve this.
Always remember the audience of your CV and its purpose.
350VA will give away FREE resume samples over the next few weeks. At the same time I will bring you some inside tips on how to write a CV or resume which will land you a job and make you stand out from all the other applicants.
There are numerous reasons why you might need to give your CV and cover letter a makeover. Your CV and cover letter will be the first thing that the prospective employers will see about you.
This blog will focus on the difference between a Resume and CV. In the next few weeks I will write my blogs about: How to write a CV, what to include and answer some common questions about CV and resume writing.
Enjoy!!!
Anja@350VA
Resume
What to include:
- Full name
- Your job title, or the name of the position you’re applying for
- Contact information
- Resume summary or objective
- Work experience
- Education
- Relevant skills
- Languages and proficiency
- Relevant certifications and interests
CV
What to include:
- Full name
- Contact information
- Professional title, resume summary, or resume objective
- Research interests
- Education
- Publications (both academic papers and books)
- Teaching or lecturing experience
- Work experience
- Conferences and courses
- Skills
- Certificates
- Languages
- Grants of fellowships
- References