Can anyone help me in Drafting my CV in a best way?
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Resume & CV Writing.\n\nYou may find what you need on one of these links.\n\nhttp://www.resume-resource.com/\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT063470421033.aspx\n\nhttp://essayinfo.com/resume/\n\nhttp://jobstar.org/tools/resume/\n\nhttp://www.jobweb.com/\n\nhttp://www.jobweb.com/resources/library/Interviews__Resumes/default.htm\n\nhttp://www.careerjournal.com/\n\nhttp://jobstar.org/tools/resume/index.php\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=resume\n\nGood luck\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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There is no thing as the perfect CV. You have to make it a reflection of who you are. It should come across as professional, informative, touting your successes in a softspoken way. ALWAYS ALWAYS be truthful, and do not embellish or stretch the truth. Good Luck
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Do you prefer hand made china or the mass produced kind? There is something about individual items that gives them an edge over mass produced products, isn't there? Most of the time, even the best resume software cannot replace the individual touch that a real person can give to a resume. \nA resume program cannot read the job advert and tune the resume to the job requirements. Resume software cannot actually show that you increased newspaper readership by 15% once your ideas were implemented. It is better to use a professional resume writing service where you deal with real people, or even better, write it yourself. Sometimes, the writing style of a professional writer will give the impression that you are a much better writer than you really are, leading to expectations from the employer that you simply cannot meet.\n\n\nEmployers & recruiters receive thousands of resumes and they are used to seeing resumes created by programs. The candidate is immediately labelled as non- creative and dependent on templates, something that does not reflect well when it comes to attitude and work ethic. Keep your resume based on recent accomplishments related to the job you are applying for. Give real numbers and facts to back your claim\n\nmore info and samples on www.cvtips.com/resume.html
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www.google.co.za. Then ask for free curriculum vitae samples. and press search. The ideas are great. I got my job because my CV was exceptional and the great follow letter ideas really helped. Let me know what you think of this site....
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1. You can write a 3-5 sentence introduction summarizing your profile (experience, area of expertise, soft-skills, etc.). Keep it concise.\n2. List out the facts of your work/projects/experience followed by a brief descriptive sentence if relevant.\n3. List any education, training, and other skills you have (i.e. languages, expertise in a hobby, volunteer work, etc.)\n4. Check your grammar and spelling. \n\nAnd last, have a friend whom you trust as professional and critical to review your resume.
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Type your CV in word file. Save it in your PC on some folder\n \nGo to  Monster, Naukri or any other job site.\n\nRegister all details and site will have instruction to load this file from your PC. \n\nThis instruction will help you to browse in the folder in the PC and go down to select word file and click, which will ensure that your file will be downloaded in the nob search.\n\nIn some job site you don't have to load file, you have to just enter all the details.
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Do a quick search on Google by searching CV Template which should provide you with an 'ideal' CV template.\n\nHowever my CV is in this order.\n\n[First Name and Last Name - bold and centered]\n\n[House number - bold and centered]\n[Town - bold and centered]\n[County - bold centered]\n[Postcode - bold and centered]\n\n[Home telephone number - bold and centered]\n[Mobile (or cell) phone number - bold and centered]\n[E-Mail address - bold and centered]\n\n[Date of birth in 12th January 3456 format - bold and centered]\n\n["Skills and Abilities" - bold and left aligned]\nUsing bullet points list some of your skills and abilities.\n\n["Education" - bold and left aligned]\nJust list education details like if you've been to school, college or university.\n\n["Employment History" - bold and left aligned]\nList what you've done in terms of employment.  If you've had a lot of jobs recently it is suggested to list the last two or three of them.\n\n["Interests" - bold and left aligned]\nList your interests, not too many, I've listed about 5/6.\n\n["References" or "Referees" - bold and left aligned]\nList two people who a potential employer could contact to find out about you and how well you work.  You'll need their permission first before putting their details on your CV.\n\nAnd that's it!!\n\nAll the titles are bold whilst the sections below the titles are just normal font.\n\nMy CV is across one single page whilst my Monster.co.uk CV is like 3 pages long.\n\nHope this helps :-)
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A CV should normally be maximum 3 pages depending upon your education and work experience. Squeezing it all onto 1 page is ridiculous and only makes it look bad. If you need a second page then use it but make sure the whole CV only contains relevant information usually:\n\nPersonal details\nEducation - Highest first\nWork Experience - most recent first\nOther relevant information - additional training, voluntary work, societies, public works etc etc\nReferences
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go to about.com. I found their templates and examples very useful in writing my cover letter and resume.
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Go to Microsotf's Office site. They have a large variety of resume templates you can download for free. You need to have MSWord to use them.
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Here are some of the nice and helpful sites available:\nThe cv-service.org even has free to use CVs\nCheck them all
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I find the best way to prepare a Pastoral resume is the same way you would create a resume for a job.  The first step would be to compile all of your experience in ministry into cronological order, then your work experience, education, etc.  Do not worry about length, that comes later.  Once you have everything in one place, look for a format that is visually pleasing to you, but is simple.\n\nWord of warning:  Many MS Word templates for resumes have complex layouts that can be difficult to customize for you.\n\nOnce you have a layout decided on, put all of your information with as much detail as you can in it.  Once that is complete then you write out two things.  Write you personal tesimony on a separate document, and write out your calling from God in 1 paragraph (this will go on the top of your resume).  Your testimony should reinforce what you say in your calling.  \n\nPut this all together and you have your complete CV (Curiculum Vitae - Educational Life). Save this document then go back and edit and erase until it gets down to about 2 pages and there you go.\n\nThis is a good excercise as it helps you become more thorough.  If you need some examples google "Pastoral Resume"
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Here is a good link to get you started: http://www.career.cornell.edu/downloads/samplecoverletters/03%20pg%2066.pdf
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Depends on the industry in which you are looking for a job.  In general however a resume should be easy to read. You should check the grammar and spelling over very carefully.  Have someone else proofread your resume who has language skills.\nThen list career objective at the top (optional) then work experience followed by eduction followed by other items such as papers you've published, groups you belong to, awards, etc.\nDo not put your picture, family pictures or other personal information on your resume - this can create difficulties for the hiring company.  \nIf you are applying to a staffing, recruiting or temp agency then do not use fancy formatting in your resume.  Do not use tables to format your resume.  Use only one font, and use line wrapping instead of hard carriage returns inside of paragraphs.  These things allow a recruiting agency to reformat your resume to their specification easily.  If it's hard to do then it may cost you a position.
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Go to any of these sites:\n\n1. http://www.resumewriters.com\n2. http://www.rockportinstitute.com/resumes.html\n3. http://www.how-to-write-a-resume.org
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Go to their website and register ur cv in the carrer page.Get the contact no and start making follow up.All the best
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Check out this site for a useful guide on writing your CV:\n\nhttp://www.cipd.co.uk/mandq/careers/new/applying.htm\n\nGood luck in your job hunt!