There is really no right or wrong way to write a CV. However by taking note of some tips, you will be able to effectively present yourself on your future employer. Therefore, if you are currently searching or applying for a job, it is imperative that you know how to write a CV properly.
One good tip when writing a CV is to ensure that it highlights the specific job position or career that you are applying for. You should enumerate skills relevant to the job that you want to pursue.
Be sure to make your CV concise but informative. It should include essential details such as your name, local address, email address, and contact details. You also have to include an objective, skills summary and brief educational background. You do not want to overwhelm your employer with irrelevant information so be sure to keep the information in your CV brief but do not forget to include the important details about you.
Highlight your achievements and present them in bullet form. Do the same with your interests. Do not just put random or passive hobbies. Instead list hobbies that make you stand out and enumerate interests that are relevant to the job or position you are applying for. Be sure that the interests you include in your CV are worth mentioning. Finally, do not forget to include at least two references, preferably one academic, for example your Literature professor or thesis supervisor, and the other one can be your previous employer.