Personal Details

• Type your name, address, telephone numbers and email address at the top of the page.
  
  

Education

• An employer wants to know if an applicant has the correct education, so write a detailed list next, with a subheading of "Education." List schooling chronologically from tertiary to graduate to professional development.
  
  

Work Experience

• Next, list all experience under a "Employment" subheading. An employer looks for consistency and longevity.
  
  

Skills

• During a career, a worker picks up skills that cannot be measured with educational degrees. If there is a particular skill acquired in the work place or elsewhere, list it under the "Skills" subheading.
  
  

Hobbies

• An employer may like to see that an employee has a life outside of work as well, so list any hobbies and interests to show that you are a fully rounded person under a "Hobbies" subheading.
  
  

References

• Provide the names and contact details of at least three people who can provide references for you. Select people from different social circles, for example, church, sports team, social club or work mate.