How to write a Curriculum Vitae
Looking for a new job position? We have summarised the best and most up-to-date techniques for producing a winning CV to present to an employer.
Personal Data
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Full name
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Telephone and mobile number
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Email address
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Residential and domicile address (if different)
✓ Marital status
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Contact details must be legible to enable the recruiter to find you immediately
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Indicate your nationality
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If you are a foreigner, indicate your residence permit reference (G, L, B, C or N)
Education
Degree
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grade, year of graduation, faculty
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Degree course, thesis topic
Diploma
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Year
✓ Grade (if very good)
✓ Address (if a particular one)
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In the chronological CV start with the most recent study experience (e.g. undergraduate, master's, graduate)
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If you have a university degree, mention the high school diploma relevant for the destiantary
Languages and PCs
Linguistic skills
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Spoken languages, written and oral level
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Language certificates (if obtained)
Computer skills
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Known operating systems and general purpose programmes
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Internet and e-mail
✓ Training courses (which and when) or computer licence
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Languages:
start with the language you know best by rating your knowledge according to scholastic, good, very good or mother tongue. Indicate whether you have carried out highlighted stays abroad
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PC: indicate your knowledge of specific computer languages and all the basic programmes for your professional area
Professional experience
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Position held
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Time period of position held
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Name of company
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Sector
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List the professional experiences starting from the most recent to the most distant in time, do not omit those in black
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For each experience indicate: the activities carried out P.T. - F.T., the characteristics of the projects developed and the results obtained
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Mention any internships carried out, add a brief description of the experience (specify that it was an internship), institution, skills acquired or developed
