This document outlines the key elements that should be included in a curriculum vitae (CV). A CV provides an overview of a person's relevant experience, education, qualifications, skills and achievements. It includes sections for contact information, objectives, personal details, education history, certifications, research or thesis work, professional experience, languages and skills, hobbies, and references. The document describes what information should be included in each section and notes that experiences and education should be listed in reverse chronological order with the most recent first.

1. Curriculum vitae

2. curriculum vitae
 CV is a written overview of a person including
experience , education , qualifications, skills and
achievements.
 A written profile of a person in specific format.

3. Elements of CV
Heading;
Heading of cv includes
Name, Photo graph, email and contact, and
address.

4. Objectives
 Objectives are most important part of a CV .
 Objectives define your aim .
 Objectives are essential to describe why the CV is and what the person
what to do with job.
 Objectives are written according to the purposes, for which purpose CV is
created or sent.

5. Personal information and optional
personal information
 Personal information defines the person’s bio.
 Personal information may include father’s name, domicile, NIC.
 Optional personal information is not necessary .
 It depends on person to include or not.
 It includes marital status , number of children, number of family
members etc

6. Qualification and education
 Qualification and education includes your academic career .
 It is written in reverse chronological order. (most recent first)
 List degrees, major institutions, completion (or expected ) dates and
grades.
 Also include major or minor subfields.

7. Extra certifications
 Extra certifications include different short course certificates, training
certificates, conference certificates, awarded certificates etc
 Reverse chronological order.

8. Research or thesis
 Provide tittle and brief description of your work,
your theoretical framework, conclusion and director.

9. Professional experience
 this category is often divided in to several possible categories such as
“research experience” “teaching experience” “fieldwork” etc
 In reverse chronological order.

10. languages, skills and hobbies
 In languages include only those languages in which u are fluent.
 Include your skills you posses.
 In hobbies you may include your hobbies.

11. References
 In references you provide minimum three references of people who know
you .
 References are a essential part of CV.
 References include name of person contact number and destination.