A

This is probably the most important part of the CV. Employers want to know where you come from, how old you are, how they can contact you.

The overall look of this CV is good. It is very clear, easy to understand, and it contains a lot of useful information. It looks well organised, so an employer will want to read it.

n Example of a good CV

CURRICULUM VITAE

Rebecca Chamberlain Date of Birth: 01/02/80

1 Queen Street Place of Birth: London

Swiss Cottage Nationality: British

London Marital Status: Single

Tel: 020 7278 6464

E

It is important that you put down your studies. It isn’t necessary that you put every single educational institute you went to. Put educational certificates awarded, especially if they are tourism/business etc.

DUCATION

1 999-present London University

Faculty of Social Science

Field of study – International Relations

1998 Completed a three-month course in Business Management

1996 9 GCSEs, including English and Maths

E

Here, you need to put EVERYTHING you have done, every summer job, every internship/work experience with your institute. An employer might be interested that you worked in a restaurant three years ago. However, don’t put babysitting, it isn’t a serious enough job to be of interest to an employer.

XPERIENCE

06/1999-present The Velvet Rooms – Bar/Restaurant

Waitress

0 6/1998-09/1998 Topshop – Clothes Shop

S

With work experience, you need to put the DATE, the NAME OF THE PLACE and the JOB TITLE. You can add responsibilities too if you want.

ales Assistant

LANGUAGES

Fluent English

Very good knowledge of German

G

In this section, you should describe what other skills or certificates you have gained. They should be WORK RELATED, i.e. typing skills, computer skills, can you drive? Have you got First Aid/Lifeguard/Health & Safety certificates? Everything here should be VOCATIONAL

ood knowledge of Russian

OTHER SKILLS

D rivers licence

PC literate: MS Office

INTERESTS

I

Here, you need to give the employers an idea of who you are, what your hobbies are. You can tell a lot about someone by what he/she is interested in. Would you be interested in someone who does nothing in his or her spare time?

am part of the university hockey team and am also a member of the German Club. I enjoy swimming and singing with our local choir.

Образец cv для научника

Curriculum Vitae of ..... Address ..... tel.: ..... fax: ...... email: ........ Objective To carry on research connected with ......... Education 1993 Ph.D. (Tech) in ....., Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia 1989 M.Sc. (Hons) in ....., Moscow Institute of ....., Moscow, USSR 1983 Graduation from the Secondary School No. .......... Experience 1998 - pres. Postdoctoral Fellow, .... Unit, ... University, Toronto, Canada · development of a method for prediction of ....... · prediction of .......... · development of the method to compile .......... 1997 - 1998. Researcher, Institute of Biology, Russian Academy of Sciences, ......., Russia · development of a method for determination of ........... · investigation of errors caused by ......... 1993 - 1996 Junior Researcher, Institute of Biology, Russian Academy of Sciences, ....., Russia · analysis of the ......... · study of ........ · analysis of the .......... · development of ............ 1989 - 1992 Ph.D. Student, Institute of ........, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, ....., USSR · analysis of regularities of ............ · recognition and interpretation of ........... · investigation of ............ Scientific publications Individual authorship and participation in ... full length papers in refereed journals and edited volumes, ... monographs, ... patent, and ... conference papers and abstracts. List of selected publications is enclosed. Conference presentations 1999 International Congress on ........., Sacramento, USA 1999 Annual Meeting of ..........., Charlottetown, Canada 1999 Annual Meeting of ............ 1998 16th World Congress of .........., Montpellier, France ........................... Invited lectures and seminars 1999 Annual Meeting of .............. 1998 Department of ....., University of ..... ................... Grants and contracts 1998 - pres. Principal Investigator, [topic], [title of grant], [amount] 1996 Co-investigator, ...................................... Memberships in Scientific Societies Member of International ..... Society Member of All-Russian .......... Society Teaching experience 1998 Lecturer in ....., Moscow State University 1990 Supervisor of a graduate student, Moscow Institute of ............ Professional service 1999 - pres. Member of Science Advisory Board, 4th International Symposium on .......... 1999 Reviewer for International Journal of ........... Computer skills .................. Languages Russian Mother tongue English Written and spoken Personal Hobby Hiking List of selected publications Papers published in refereed journals .................. Papers submitted to refereed [refəri] journals ................. Papers published in edited volumes ............... Monographs ............... Patents ............ Conference papers and abstracts .............