Curriculum vitae new format 2017

Here is a sample curriculum vitae (CV) in a new format, as of 2017:

Your Name Address Phone Number Email

Summary/Objective Highly motivated and experienced professional with a strong background in [industry/field]. Proven track record of [key skills or achievements]. Seeking a challenging role that utilizes my skills and experience to drive success.

Education

• Bachelor's/Master's Degree, [Field of Study], [University Name], [Graduation Date]
• Relevant Coursework: [List relevant courses that demonstrate your skills and knowledge]

Work Experience

• Job Title, [Company Name], [Employment Dates]
  • Key Responsibilities: [List key responsibilities and achievements in bullet points]
  • Accomplishments: [List specific accomplishments and metrics that demonstrate your impact]
• Job Title, [Company Name], [Employment Dates]
  • Key Responsibilities: [List key responsibilities and achievements in bullet points]
  • Accomplishments: [List specific accomplishments and metrics that demonstrate your impact]

Skills

• Technical Skills: [List technical skills, such as programming languages, software proficiency, etc.]
• Soft Skills: [List soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, leadership, etc.]

Achievements

• Award/Recognition, [Year], [Description of achievement]
• Publication/Presentation, [Year], [Description of publication or presentation]

Volunteer/Extracurricular Activities

• Organization, [Role], [Duration]
  • Key Responsibilities: [List key responsibilities and achievements in bullet points]

References

• Available upon request

Additional Sections (optional)

• Projects: [List relevant projects you've worked on, including a brief description and your role]
• Certifications: [List any relevant certifications or licenses you hold]
• Languages: [List any languages you speak fluently]
• Hobbies/Interests: [List any relevant hobbies or interests that demonstrate your skills or personality]

Format Tips

• Use a clear and concise format, with bullet points and white space to make your CV easy to read.
• Use a standard font, such as Arial, Calibri or Helvetica, in size 10 or 11 points.
• Use bolding and italicizing to draw attention to important information, such as job titles and company names.
• Keep your CV to one or two pages, depending on your level of experience.
• Tailor your CV to the specific job you're applying for, highlighting the skills and experience that are most relevant to the position.

Remember to proofread your CV multiple times for spelling, grammar, and formatting errors before submitting it to potential employers.