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How Should it Be?  \nPoints to Consider in a CV Text  \nSections of CV  \nSuggestions to Prepare a Good CV  \nIndex  \nWhat will we talk about in this guide?  \nWhatis a Cover Letter? How to Write a Cover Letter  \nWhat is a CV / Résumé? 1  \nCV (Curriculum vitae) or résumé is a written text that describes you to the business community in a certain format.  \nIt is a kind of packaging that you prepare to make yourself noticed by business entities and sell your competencies to them.  \nCV is not a guarantee of a good job. It is just a summary that will help you stand out from the other candidates and be noticed.  \nHow Should a CV / Résumé Be?  \n CV should be concentrated and brief.  \n CV should only include true / real information about you.  \n CV should help the reader to visualize / picture you outside of work.  \n Just as there is more than one position that suits you, different CV formats should be prepared according to the positions.  \n In the CV, reverse chronological method should be followed and all the information in the CV sections should be written from top to bottom in reverse order of occurrence, listing the most recent information first.  \n CV should always be kept up to date.  \nPointstoConsider inaCVText  \n The first impact is very important. A professional  If necessary, bold or italic font can be used.  \nand stylish format should be used.  \n A4 size and one-sided paper should be used.  Fonts that are easy-to-read such as Times New  \nRoman, Arial and Calibri should be used.  \n It should be maximum 2 pages long.  Font size should be between 10-12.  \n Spelling and grammar should be checked.  We recommend that your CV include a passport-size  \nphoto.  \n2  \nSectionsofCV-1  \nPersonal Info  \n❑ Name-Surname  \n❑ Address  \n❑ Phone number  \n❑ E-mail  \n❑ Website/blog/Linkedin  \n❑ Date of Birth / Place  \n❑ Military Status  \n❑ Nationality (if you think necessary)  \n❑ Marital Status  \n❑ Health Status (if you think necessary)  \nCareer Objective  \n❑ You should write a short paragraph in which you will indicate your personal career objective and explain your characteristics suitable for the position you apply for.  \nEducation  \n❑ Name of the University  \n❑ Degree received and major (include double major / minor if any)  \n❑ Graduation date or expected graduation date  \n❑ Student Exchange program Optional:  \n❑ Honors and awards, scholarship info, university entrance exam ranking etc.  \n❑ GPA – if 3.00 or above on 4.0 scale  \n❑ Include high school info but not primary / middle school  \nWork Experience  \n❑ Title of the position  \n❑ Name of the company and location (city)  \n❑ Dates, including month and year  \n❑ List of responsibilities and duties in detail  \n❑ Skills gained and improved aspects of yourself  \n❑ Work experience, internships, volunteer work, campus work, academic research / projects  \n3  \nSectionsofCV-2  \n4  \nActivities  \n❑ Art, sports and cultural activities  \n❑ Club / association memberships  \n❑ Social responsibility projects  \nCertificates  \n❑ Certificates you have received and extracurricular trainings, courses, seminars, congresses and development programs you have attended  \nSkills  \n❑ Language Skills: It should be written with standard measurement tools (Course level, TOEFL result etc.)  \n❑ Computer Skills: Programs / applications you use  \nInterests / Hobbies  \n❑ Interests, hobbies and habits you do regularly that help you improve yourself and add value to you  \n❑  \n❑  \n❑  \n❑  \n❑  \nReferences  \nTwo or maximum three references is sufficient.  \nIdeal reference is the manager(s) you meet in your work experience.  \nYour academic advisor, head of department, a lecturer whom you took more than one course, and a teacher with whom you worked on a project can also be a reference.  \nBe sure to ask for permisson before writing someone as your reference.  \nYou must write your references’ current phone number, e-mail and positions. 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