1. What is a CV? (author: Ruda Śląska) .........................p.3
2. How long should a CV be? (author: Różyca).............p.4
3. What to include in a CV. (author:Różyca)..................p. 6
4. What not to include. (author: Capranica CLASS 3A) p. 8
5. How to write a good CV? 
(author: Capranica CLASS 3C)......................................... p. 9
6. CV Format (author: Capranica CLASS 3B)................ p.10-11
7. Example CV's. (author: all pupils)............................. p. 12-20

A CV is an abbreviation for "curriculum vitae" - a Latin phrase meaning "course 

of life".

It is a document which summarizes your education, skills and experience enabling you to successfully "sell" your abilities 

to potential employers.

How long should a CV be?
The average length of a CV should be around two to three pages. Employers do not have strict requirements on a CV's length, but making the length of your CV two to three pages helps the hiring manager digest your experience for the position they're hiring for. 
So remember your CV shouldn't be too short and it also shouldn't be too long!!!

What to include in a CV?

Here are the  elements you can include in a CV:

5 things you don't have to do in a curriculum vitae!

1- Don't lie, you have to tell what you did in YOUR life

2- Don't make a long test

3- Don't make a no sense structure

4- Do not put inadequate photos in your cv

5- For a good and clear cv you have to speak properly

HOW TO WRITE A GOOD CV?

To write a good curriculum vitae (CV) it is recommended to follow the instructions below:

_use functional model and layout.

_write with a professional tone and appropriate to the context (certainly not as if you were talking to your friends).

_be short, a good resume must be short and concise, and avoid grammatical errors.

_indicate professional experiences starting from the most recent ones and then moving on to those more distant in time, it is also necessary to enter the professional activities inherent to the position for which one has proposed; avoiding details that could distract attention from your CV

CV FORMAT