Gathering Material for Your CV

The material you gather for your CV can come from a different sources, both personal and professional. When deciding which qualifications best demonstrate your ability to succeed in your new position, Follow the following topics or further knowledge about gathering material .

• Skills: The most important tool is areas of expertise, or proficiency that enable you to excel in your position.

• Capabilities: The job responsibilities you have performed and the results you are able to achieve based on your skills.

• Accomplishments: Achievements and the results of your work that had a positive impact on the company.

• Experience: A combination of your job responsibilities, abilities, accomplishments, and the ensuing measurable results as they apply to each position in your work history.

• Education: Your academic background.

• Publications: A listing of articles, books, or portions of books which you have written, and have been published.

• Training: Relevant personal or professional training you have received.

• Licenses: Licenses, certifications, or other documentation required for your position.

• Honors: Any relevant personal or professional honors and awards you have received.

• Affiliations: Affiliations with organizations that demonstrate your familiarity with a career field or illustrate a personal characteristic that future employers would consider valuable.

• Volunteer Work: Any volunteer work that is relevant to the position you are seeking or that demonstrates some quality you would like to highlight.