I’m going to talk about ¿How to make a good curriculum vitae?.

We need to know that

the employers check If your CV have the following.

- Is well organized and coherent.

- Has a great formatt.
- Is free of types and grammar errors.
- Is accurate and free of embellishment.
- Is one or two pages long.
- It shows your personal and professional strengths.
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some keys to write your curriculum vitae

- Name and contact information, put your name, address, phone number and email
address. You shouldn't give an informal e-mail, for example: spaiderman@gmail.com.

- Education, list your education in reverse chronological order, starting with your career.
On the left side of the page include institutions, degrees, and locations. On the right side,
list the dates. It’s important to include the start and end dates using months and years.
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- Licensure and certifications, The qualifications make your CV more interesting if you
have learned about new softwares, apps, programs and foreing languages, because
these can add to be more competitive.

- Experience, List your experience in reverse chronological order, starting with your first
job or internship. On the left side of the page include the name of the employer, position,
and location. On the right side, list the dates. It’s important to include the start and end
dates using months and years.
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- Other sections, In this section you can include awards, scholarships and volunteer
work.

- Personal information, you can describe your personal interests and hobbies. For
example, sports, instruments, music, books, tv programs and films. These details are
important to include, because the employers want to know more about you.
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- Photo, you can’t choose an informal photo you use to post on your social media. The
employer might think you are not a professional person.

Finally, check and double check - avoid common errors and ask for a second opinion
from a friend or colleague.