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What follows is a guideline template for a CV. It is offered in an attempt to save you time and effort. It is a subjective submission, so do feel free to make your own changes.
By way of explanation, phrases written in italics are there as a commentary on content and should not be included in your CV!
Two points about a CV – firstly, no one ever got a job on their CV alone. CVs get you interviews; you get the job from the interviews. As such, less can be more with a CV and try to keep it relatively succinct. That said, think of a CV of being a document you can use to frame your experience in the way in which you want it to be presented – so use it positively.
In terms of style – use bold, capitals and underlining effectively and consistently to make content easy on the eye and to break information up into “bite-sized chunks”. Use bullet points for the same reasons.
It goes without saying, but always tell the truth!