- 1). Write or type all of your personal information first (name, address, phone, cell and fax numbers, and email address). If this curriculum vitae will be viewed by online employers as well as those in a traditional office setting, remove information like address and phone number.
- 2). List all license and certification information. This information should be at the beginning of your curriculum vitae in order to catch the attention of the person reviewing your information.
- 3). Insert all information regarding education. The information will need to be listed in chronological order. This section will contain all post-graduate education and certification institutions. Also, include the names, addresses, years attended, and degrees or certifications received at each institution.
- 4). Provide all of your work experience. All information should be listed in chronological order, and include addresses, phone numbers, and term of service. Another option for this section is to include information in regards to the amount of pay you received at each place of employment. You should reference as far back as needed when listing work experience. This depends on the type of job you are applying for and its relevance to your work history.
- 5). Create a list of all your social groups and societies to which you belong. Your list will consist of community participation as well as any professional associations you may participate in regularly.
- 6). Gather all relevant samples of completed work to add to the final portion of your curriculum vita. There are many ways to add samples of your work. You can add articles, links to online published work, attach copies of work, photos of accomplishments, or simply cite where an employer may find your work.
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