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Curriculum Vitae
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No particular format is required for the CV. However, some examples of sections that are often part of the CV include:
- Personal details (e.g., name, address, phone numbers, e-mail)
- Education
- Honours and Awards
- Memberships in Professional Associations
- Research Experience
- Volunteer Experience (e.g., working on a suicide hotline)
- Other Related Experience (e.g., teaching assistantships)
- Publications
- Professional Presentations (e.g., conference presentations)
- Employment History
- References
Suggestions
- Provide sufficient details. Include dates, supervisors’ names, title of thesis, duties and responsibilities for placements and positions listed, etc.
- Make sure there are no errors or typos
- Pay attention to formatting –your CV should be well organized and visually appealing
- Use APA style when listing publications and presentations