Mẫu CV Tiếng Anh – CV English 12

Format Guidelines Font: Name @ 14 to 24, Headings @ 12 or 14, Contact Info and General Text @ 11 or 12 One or two pages (no more!) on 8 ½ x 11 paper. When e-mailing, unless otherwise specified, use .rtf (in Word) or .txt (Notepad) Name & Contact Information Address (permanent and/or current) Telephone (home and/or cell) E-mail Address – be sure to use an appropriate address (i.e. not an unprofessional sounding nickname) Career Objective (Optional – only include when you have a specific objective or interest) Emphasize functional areas in which you seek employment and general level of position you want Short and long term objectives may be included Be sure to tailor your objective to each position you apply for Education If you are currently a full time student or recent graduate, this section should come at or near the top Institution(s) where you studied, city and province (i.e. ON) Degrees, diplomas, professional certification Concentration: including major and career related subjects Scholarships or awards (include dates) – select the most appropriate awards Employment Experience/Related Experience Proceed in reverse chronological order (start with the most recent) List job titles, company name, city, province and dates (months or years, not specific dates) of employment Indicate level of responsibility and describe duties highlighting accomplishments Use action verbs to stress extraordinary accomplishments and skills Description MUST be in a bulleted format Volunteer Experience or Community Involvement An important section, especially for students who lack career-related work experience Volunteer experiences should be formatted in the same style as work experiences Employers look at this section to discern your “Star Quality” (i.e. leadership, initiative, energy) Indicate duties performed, level of responsibility, accomplishments, and skills gained Related Skills List specific skills – computer, languages (indicate level of skill), research, technical and report writing Include health & safety training (CPR, First Aid and WHMIS) Interests/Activities/Accomplishments/Extra-Curricular Activities Indicate professional development activities List additional training and workshops or conferences attended Indicate affiliations and memberships in clubs, societies, and career related associations If appropriate, consider listing additional activities you are committed to. Not hobbies, but activities that may be a conversation piece in the interview or show high level of commitment and involvement (e.g. organized sports, performance musician, scuba-diving, etc.) References Available Upon Request Reserve references until the interview process (unless the job description asks for references) NOTE: Be prepared to provide 3-5 employment, academic, and/or personal references