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Your CV
Your CV
Since this document might become your passport to a successful career, you should write it in a careful and organized manner.
Your passport to a successful career.
1 - Structure
Your CV should have a clear, coherent, brief and organized structure:
- Write it in an appealing, objective manner, keeping the document length under two pages;
- Read twice before sending, and make sure there are no mistakes;
- Avoid using multiple colors and figures or elaborate layouts;
- List your academic and professional experiences chronologically, from most to least recent;
- Preferably, send as a PDF file.
2 - Content
Include only essential information to the job you are applying for:
- Personal information: name, date of birth, address, postcode, telephone number, email address;
- Education: degree, educational institution, graduation date, final grade;
- Training courses: course name, date, training provider;
- Describe your language level and computer skills;
- Relevant work experience: company, field of activity, job title, period, main tasks/projects, developed skills;
- Technical and transversal skills;
- Additional information: relevant extracurricular activities, volunteer work, international experience, etc.
3 - Cover Letter
Should accompany your CV, but doesn't replace it:
- Explain your interest in working with the company and your career motivation;
- Describe your personal and professional goals;
- Indicate your availability for an interview.
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