How To Write A CV and Ethics Regarding

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PRESENTATION

SUBMITTED TO : SIR USMAN


SUBMITTED BY : AIMAN IQBAL , NADIA
YOUNUS, ANILA BIBI

How to write a cv and ethics


regarding cv/resume
How to write a Cv

CV ( Curriculum Vitae) is a detailed documents that provide a comprehensive overview of an


individuals academic and professional background.
Here's a step-by-step guide:
1.Personal Information
 Name: Full name at the top, bold and larger font.
 Contact Information: Address, phone number, email address, LinkedIn profile, and other
relevant links.
2. Professional Summary
 Summary: A brief paragraph (3-4 sentences) highlighting your career goals, key skills,
and professional achievements.
3. Education

 Degrees: List degrees in reverse chronological order (most recent first).


 Institution: Name of the university or college.
 Degree: Specific degree earned.
 Dates: Start and completion dates.
 Honors: Any honors or distinctions.
 Relevant Coursework: Relevant courses.
 Thesis: Title and brief description, if applicable
4. Professional Experience

 Jobs: List in reverse chronological order.


 Company Name: Name of the organization.
 Job Title: Your title or position.
 Dates: Start and end dates.
 Responsibilities: Bullet points outlining key responsibilities and tasks.
 Achievements: Specific accomplishments, quantified if possible.
5. Skills
Highlight relevant skills both technical and soft skills.
 Technical Skills: Specific tools, software, programming languages, etc.
 Soft Skills: Interpersonal skills such as communication, teamwork, leadership.
 Languages: Languages spoken, with proficiency levels.
6. Certifications

 Certifications: Relevant professional certifications.


 Certification Name: Full name of the certification.
 Issuing Organization: Organization that issued the certification.
 Date: Date of completion.
7. Publications and Research
 Publications: Any articles, books, or papers published.
 Title: Title of the publication.
 Journal/Publisher: Name of the journal or publisher.
 Date: Publication date.
 Link: URL if available.
8. Awards and Honors

 Awards: Any relevant awards or honors.


 Award Name: Name of the award.
 Organization: Organization that granted the award.
 Date: Date received.
9. References
 List of professional references.
 Name: Full name of the reference.
 Title: Their job title.
 Organization: Name of their organization.
 Contact Information: Phone number and email address.
CV Formatting Tips

 Font: Use a professional, readable font (e.g., Arial, Times New Roman).
 Font Size: 10-12 pt for body text, larger for headings.
 Margins: 1-inch margins on all sides.
 Consistency: Maintain consistent formatting throughout (e.g., bullet points, font styles).
 Length: Typically 2-4 pages for an academic CV.
Ethics Regarding CV/Resume

 Maintaining ethical standards in creating your CV or resume is crucial. Here are some key
ethical considerations:
 1. Honesty
 Accurate Information: Always provide truthful and accurate information. Do not exaggerate or
fabricate qualifications, experiences, or achievements.
 Dates: Ensure all dates are correct and reflect your actual employment and educational history.
 2. Transparency
 Gaps in Employment: Be honest about employment gaps and provide reasonable explanations
if asked.
 Job Titles and Responsibilities: Accurately represent your job titles and responsibilities without
inflating your role.
3. Plagiarism

 Original Work: Write your CV/resume yourself. Do not copy someone else's content or job
descriptions.
 Attribution: If you must include content or phrases from other sources, properly attribute them.
 4. Privacy
 Confidential Information: Do not disclose confidential information about your current or
previous employers.
 References: Ensure you have permission before listing someone as a reference.
 5. Professionalism
 Appropriate Content: Include only relevant professional information. Avoid personal details
that are not related to the job.
 Respect for Previous Employers: Do not speak negatively about previous employers or
colleagues.
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