General recommendations for CV

Biography, Latin Curriculum Vitae (CV) is a document which presents yourself to your potential employer. View and review what do your potential employer is requiring (this may be e.g. foreign language CV, cover letter,...).

Biography should stay:

brief
clear
accurate
transparent
sent in the correct format (MS Word is the most universal)
without the spelling errors

Formalities of CV:

Length of the resume should be a maximum of 2 pages. Other information can also be noted in the motivation letter, where you also briefly summarizes, why are you responding to a current position.
Biography append as attachement saved under your name without diacritics.
If you choose to attach your CV with your photo, select a good form. Certainly do not send private photos or sharing your holiday pictures.
Remember to which company and what position you are sending your resume.

CV content:

1. Personal information

Name, surname, title achieved
Your permanent, or temporary residence
Your current contact details – telephone numbers and e-mail address at which you can be reached

2. Education

Start with the highest educational attainment, even unfinished
Give exact dates (or years) of study

3. Work experience

Start with the last working experience (recommended in points because of the clarity )
Specify:
- the exact dates (oryears and months) of the duration of the employment
- the company name
- the place of work
- specify the title of position and the main responsibilities
If your work experience is extremely short, it should also be the reason for leaving (neutral and concise)
Practice in the study, or working abroad

4. Courses and training

Course name, date/year
Driving license – the group and an indication of whether you are active, or passive driver

5. Knowledge and skills

Language skills – indicate language and level, or the name of progress certificate or language courses abroad (in the event that at a given position requires knowledge of one of the languages, please indicate your current level, respectively).
PC knowledge – knowledge of various state programs and the level of expertise
Economic skills

6. References

We suggest putting it in on demand to your potential employer

A small hint at the end: Remember what you have written to your CV resume. It seems as the most untrusted and unprofessional thing, when you present something else during the interview.