CV template

Name

Address


Date of Birth/Age

Status

Nationality

Telephone Numbers

Email Address

First name, Middle Name and Surname

Street Number, Street Name, Town / City, Country

09 August 1973 (dd/mm/yyy ) / Age 30

Single / Married

British

Home / Work / Mobile Numbers

an.other@domain.com

Education

University/College Name, Town, Country (Start Date-End Date)
Degree and Grade Obtained
Name Of School, Town, Country (Start Date-End Date)
Subjects Obtained

Languages

French (Fluent), German (Intermediate), Spanish (Basic)

Training/Courses

Name of Course and Date

Professional Qualifications

ACA / ACCA / CIMA etc (Date Obtained)

Systems Experience

Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Powerpoint, Accountancy Software

Career History

ALWAYS BEGIN WITH THE MOST RECENT POSITION

Company name
Include a brief overview of the company and their activities
Job title
Responsibilities included
*  Always use a bullet point format, - as this is easier to read
*  Make sure the details are honest, accurate and to the point
*  Ensure that you get across your key skills and strengths
*  Achievements - show  what you made happen, saved the company or achieved
*  Reason for leaving - include your reasons for wanting to leave and move on

Date from date

Date From Date

Date From Date

Interests

Listing your interests is important, employers get to know more about you
(For Example: Do not put just Rugby  - elaborate and explain about how you have    played for the club for 3 years and you are now the Captain of the First 1X / Social Secretary etc or Reading: Explain what type of literature you like to read.  Try not to be controversial.)

References

Two references are normal protocol.  Only provide references if you have sought permission from the referee.  If still in employment state references upon request.  References will only be taken either after a position has been offered to you or about to be offered to you.