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The document provides tips for preparing an effective curriculum vitae (CV). It recommends starting with your name rather than writing "Curriculum Vitae" and including contact information, education history, research experience, publications, and presentations while omitting personal details. Major points covered include using a reverse chronological format, standard referencing, and distinguishing between published, accepted, and submitted works. The document also suggests tailoring the CV for different uses and keeping it up to date.

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CV WRITING SALMA NIAZI LECTURER IN ENGLISH JINNAH UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN COVID-19 1
How to prepare a CV? 1. Dont start with a heading Curriculum Vitae its obvious, redundant, and takes up needed space. 2. Begin with your name and surname instead. 3. If the readers may not be able to surmise your gender from your name, consider putting Ms or Mr in parentheses before your name.
Typical information Address and contact information (dont forget to include your e-mail address!) Education (Honours and Awards) Research (Teaching Experience) (Extracurricular Activities) Publications
How to prepare a CV? 1. Make sure to list your publications and major presentations, e.g. papers given at national conferences. 2. Use a standard format for references (already discussed). 3. If a paper has been accepted, but not yet published, list it as in press. 4. If it has been submitted, but not yet accepted, dont list it under Publications, but mention it in the Research section.
How to prepare a CV? 5. A scientific CV should not contain personal information, such as date of birth, marital status, health, or hobbies. 6. It is considered tacky to include a picture of yourself in your CV. 7. If there is nothing to list under given category, simply omit the category. 8. CVs are structured in reverse chronological order, i.e. within each category, items are listed from the most recent to the least recent.
How to prepare a CV? 9. Students: Include some contact information that is unlikely to change, not the address of your dorm or of a flat youre currently renting. 10.Consider having different versions of your CV for different uses. 11.Remember to keep your CV up to date. 12.Proofread your CV very carefully, or better yet ask someone else to do so.
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  • 1. CV WRITING SALMA NIAZI LECTURER IN ENGLISH JINNAH UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN COVID-19 1
  • 2. How to prepare a CV? 1. Dont start with a heading Curriculum Vitae its obvious, redundant, and takes up needed space. 2. Begin with your name and surname instead. 3. If the readers may not be able to surmise your gender from your name, consider putting Ms or Mr in parentheses before your name.
  • 3. Typical information Address and contact information (dont forget to include your e-mail address!) Education (Honours and Awards) Research (Teaching Experience) (Extracurricular Activities) Publications
  • 4. How to prepare a CV? 1. Make sure to list your publications and major presentations, e.g. papers given at national conferences. 2. Use a standard format for references (already discussed). 3. If a paper has been accepted, but not yet published, list it as in press. 4. If it has been submitted, but not yet accepted, dont list it under Publications, but mention it in the Research section.
  • 5. How to prepare a CV? 5. A scientific CV should not contain personal information, such as date of birth, marital status, health, or hobbies. 6. It is considered tacky to include a picture of yourself in your CV. 7. If there is nothing to list under given category, simply omit the category. 8. CVs are structured in reverse chronological order, i.e. within each category, items are listed from the most recent to the least recent.
  • 6. How to prepare a CV? 9. Students: Include some contact information that is unlikely to change, not the address of your dorm or of a flat youre currently renting. 10.Consider having different versions of your CV for different uses. 11.Remember to keep your CV up to date. 12.Proofread your CV very carefully, or better yet ask someone else to do so.

Editor's Notes

  • #3: Every scientist needs a good CV, but how to prepare it?
  • #4: Typical information that should be included in your CV. The information in parentheses is not always necessary.
  • #8: Fig. 1. Sample scientific CV (source: Robert A. Day, How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 6th Edition)