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CV
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The CV template includes sections for contact information, personal information (optional), employment history, additional work-related information, education, professional qualifications, honors and awards, research/publications/presentations, professional memberships, and interests (optional). The template provides clear and organized sections for individuals to showcase their skills and experiences in a professional manner.
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Contact information
NameAddress
City, State, Country
Cell Phone
Personal information (optional)
Employment authorizationVisa status (need sponsorship or not)
Employment history
List the most recent experience first then go in the reverse chronological order. It is important to include the job’s details, describe your duties, achievements.Additional work-related information
Here you can list your courses taken, internships you’ve participated, and so on:Internships
Research and Training
Education
Like for the employment history, you should list your degrees in the reverse chronological order. It is important to add details for each degree, including dates, majors, and all factors that may be important to your potential employer to consider.Post-Doctoral Training
Graduate School or Program
University
High School (if no university education)
Professional qualifications
In this section you can list your certifications and accreditations, as well as the skills you have that are most relevant to the position you are applying for.Certifications and Accreditations
IT/Programming skills
Language skills
Other skills
