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AN EXAMPLE OF THE LAYOUT & THINGS TO INCLUDE ON A CONVENTIONAL CV

Note:  This type of CV is usually most suitable for: 

• employers who are not young & prefer traditional ways of doing things

• employers who are staid & unadventurous, offering work in a serious professional environment, e.g. legal, financial, official, etc.

• staid educational institutions

• government, or local government departments

• applicants who have an impressive range of qualifications

• applicants who have the required number of qualifications

(Please assume the following layout is on an A4 sheet of paper)

Curriculum Vitae

POSITION REQUIRED:                         [.........................................]

First Name:                                              [.........................................]

Surname (family name):                       [.........................................]

Date of Birth:                                           [.........................................]

Address:          [..................................................................................]

Town, Country:                                       [.........................................]

Email Address:                                        [.........................................]

Qualifications:                                          [.........................................]

Further Education:                       [courses at colleges, university, adult education]

Vocational Training:  [special training (practical and/or academic) for your profession or trade, in-house training]

Employment History    

Interests                                                     [sports/hobbies, etc.]

Additional Information         [information which is particularly relevant to the position you require, ie: -

• reason for wanting the job

• personal experience(s) 

• additional skills and/or abilities which have not been mentioned above

• your availability (if you require a part-time position)

• your availability for interview (suitable days, times, etc.)

(Please note that the following example contains UK spellings)

AN EXAMPLE OF THE LAYOUT & WORDING OF A SKILLS-BASED CV 

(ideal for multi-dimensional applicants without many formal qualifications)

Note:  Many employers are not really interested in your academic & employment history in detail, as listed on a formal, conventional CV;  they are more interested in knowing what  experience you have and what skills you have developed. The following CV minimises your history and concentrates on your qualities and skills.  This type of CV is ideal: 

• for applications for a position requiring a dynamic personality

• for applicants, who do not have many qualifications, but who are very experienced

• for applicants wishing to apply for a position for which they have no experience or qualifications, but who would like to move into a new field of work 

• to companies which are forward-looking 

• to small companies

(Please assume this whole box is an A4 sheet of paper)

Curriculum Vitae