CV Tips

1. Remove the ID number.
2. Remove the health status.
3. Remove hobbies, replace them with skills and competences. For example Hobby – Traveling
   Comptency – Planning and coordination.
   Look at it this way, in order to travel, you will need to carefully plan your trip, all those activities you do in preparation are considered planning and coordination to ensure a successful result, that in the end you are going on a journey.
4. Remove the criminal record (a company may perform background checks).
5. Remove marital status.
6. Remove the number of employees.
7. Remove the bold “Curriculum Vitae” at the top.
8. Justify and align your page.
9. Normally use Arial Size 11 Font (but you can customize)
   A resume is used to apply for an entry level job, graduate jobs in most cases and is one page nothing more. Employers aren’t trying to sift through piles and piles of pages, if so move on.
   A CV on the other hand can consist of more than 2 pages normally used to apply for senior or senior positions and has more than one page due to the nature of these positions.
   Your CV is what makes your employer want to meet you, first impressions last !!