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This academic CV is for Jane Smith and includes her contact information, education history, research experience, teaching experience, other work experience, professional memberships, IT skills, interests, and references. The 3-page CV provides details of her PhD research at University of London including projects undertaken and collaborations. It also outlines her experience as a research assistant, postgraduate demonstrator where she supervised students, student tutor, and bar supervisor roles. An appendix includes an abstract summarizing her research and a list of publications and conferences attended.
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Interests and Achievements
2001 2004 University of London Staff Cricket Team
2000 2001 Event Coordinator, A Student Society
Not as important on an academic CV.
References
First Reference Second Reference [Another academic, preferably in a field
Research Supervisor related to the position applying for]
Full name and title Full name and title
Address Address
Phone number Phone number
Email Email
Attach
A synopsis of the work carried out on your PhD](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/cvworkbook2328-120610095600-phpapp02/85/Cv-workbook-23-28-3-320.jpg)
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Teaching and Administrative Experience
2001 2004 Postgraduate Demonstrator, University of London
During my PhD I have been involved in supervising undergraduates
during their practical classes, being responsible for up to thirty
students.
10/03 04/04: Supervised a Masters student
10/02 05/03: Supervised a BSc student with his final year projects
In each case I was involved in assisting in project management,
development and completion.
Mention any marking or administrative experience gained.
1999 2001 Student Tutor, Campus Connect, University of London
Gave support to year 10 and 11 school pupils in maths and science
one-to-one and in groups.
Mention any teaching experience gained
Other Experience
1998 2000 Bar Supervisor, The Dragon Hotel, London
Initially worked as a silver service waiter in the conference and
banqueting team and then transferred to the wine and bar section.
Responsible for running three bars and required me to manage stock,
produce staff rotas and balance the tills.
Highlight skills that are relevant to the post you are applying for,
e.g. leadership, management, communication, etc.
Professional Memberships
Include if appropriate
IT Skills
Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office programmes and proficient at using -
include all specialist packages, e.g. SPSS, ChemDraw, CAD/CAM packages
Interests and Achievements
2001 2004 University of London Staff Cricket Team
2000 2001 Event Coordinator, A Student Society
This section is less important on an academic CV.
References
First Reference Second Reference [Another academic, preferably
Research Supervisor in a field related to the position applying for]
Full name and title Full name and title
Address Address
Phone number Phone number
Email Email](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/cvworkbook2328-120610095600-phpapp02/85/Cv-workbook-23-28-5-320.jpg)
Cv workbook 23 28
- 1. 22 Three pages Academic CV 1 John Smith Address: 96 Green Road Email: j.smith@London.com London Tel: 01234 275 3456 London Tel (work and/or mobile): LS13 6HG Date of Birth: 20 September 1978 Education 2001 2004 PhD Insert Title Here University of London Supervised by. due for submission (E.g. autumn 2004) Brief outline your thesis relating it to the post youre applying for, e.g: Outline projects undertaken and mention any collaborations with industry. Think about the length of the paragraph is it readable? Consider bullet pointing key aspects that you want to highlight Include: A synopsis of the work carried out is attached 2000 2001 MSc, Title University of London Dissertation Title Modules included: (List Relevant modules / Outline any relevant research) 1997 2000 BSc (Hons) 2:1, Title of Degree University of London Modules included: (List Relevant modules) 1995 1997 Sixth Form College, Birmingham A Levels: Physics (A); Chemistry (B); Biology (B) 1990 1995 Comprehensive School, Birmingham 9 GCSEs: 8As, 1B Research Interests A couple of paragraphs on where your research interests lie what you are currently investigating what your future research plans are
- 2. 23 Research Experience Summer 2001 Research Assistant Department of Chemistry, University of London Successfully managed a six week research project to ., under the direction of Professor X. Outline what the work involved, i.e. novel approaches tried, what you achieved, any further work carried out as a result of what you did mention any publications that have come from it. Highlight deadlines that you had to meet, or budgets that you had to work within. What did you learn? Think about technical skills for example analytical techniques (e.g. NMR, Mass Spectroscopy and HPLC), specialist software or particular research methodologies used. Teaching and Administrative Experience 2001 2004 Postgraduate Demonstrator, University of London During my PhD I have been involved in supervising undergraduates during their practical classes and was responsible for up to thirty students. 10/03 04/04: Supervised a Masters student 10/02 05/03: Supervised a BSc student with his final year projects In each case I was involved in assisting in project management, development and completion. Mention any marking or administrative experience gained. 1999 2001 Student Tutor, Campus Connect, University of London Gave support to year 10 and 11 school pupils in maths and science one-to-one and in groups Outline any teaching experience gained. Publications 1. Can include journal articles, conference papers, presentation and work in progress etc. 2. Use the Harvard System to reference Conferences and Courses Attended 1. Conference title, Where Held, When 2. E.g. Royal Society of Chemistry Annual Conference, York, September 2003 3. Or, Research Councils Graduate School, October 10 th 15th 2002 Professional Memberships Include if appropriate IT Skills Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office programmes and proficient at using - include all specialist packages, e.g. SPSS, ChemDraw, CAD/CAM packages
- 3. 24 Interests and Achievements 2001 2004 University of London Staff Cricket Team 2000 2001 Event Coordinator, A Student Society Not as important on an academic CV. References First Reference Second Reference [Another academic, preferably in a field Research Supervisor related to the position applying for] Full name and title Full name and title Address Address Phone number Phone number Email Email Attach A synopsis of the work carried out on your PhD
- 4. 25 Three pages Academic CV 2 Jane Smith Address: 96 Green Road Email: j.smith@London.com London Tel (Home): 01234 275 3456 London Tel (Work or Mobile): LS13 6HG Date of Birth: 20 September 1978 Education 2001 2004 PhD Insert Title Here University of London Supervised by. due for submission (E.g. autumn 2004) Brief outline of what your thesis investigates, different projects undertaken and mention any collaborations, e.g. with industry. Think about the length of the paragraph is it readable? Consider bullet pointing key aspects that you want highlight Full details in attached appendix 2000 2001 MSc, Title University of London Dissertation Title Modules included: List relevant modules / outline any relevant research 1997 2000 BSc (Hons) 2:1, Title of Degree University of London Modules included: 1995 1997 Sixth Form College, Birmingham A Levels: Physics (A); Chemistry (B); Biology (B) 1990 1995 Comprehensive School, Birmingham 9 GCSEs: 8As, 1B Research Experience Summer 2001 Research Assistant Department of Chemistry, University of London Successfully managed a six week research project to ., under the direction of Professor X. Outline what the work involved, i.e. novel approaches tried, what you achieved, any further work carried out as a result of what you did mention any publications that have come from it. Highlight deadlines that you had to meet, or budgets that you had to work within. What did you learn? Think about technical skills analytical techniques, software packages used, or research methodologies.
- 5. 26 Teaching and Administrative Experience 2001 2004 Postgraduate Demonstrator, University of London During my PhD I have been involved in supervising undergraduates during their practical classes, being responsible for up to thirty students. 10/03 04/04: Supervised a Masters student 10/02 05/03: Supervised a BSc student with his final year projects In each case I was involved in assisting in project management, development and completion. Mention any marking or administrative experience gained. 1999 2001 Student Tutor, Campus Connect, University of London Gave support to year 10 and 11 school pupils in maths and science one-to-one and in groups. Mention any teaching experience gained Other Experience 1998 2000 Bar Supervisor, The Dragon Hotel, London Initially worked as a silver service waiter in the conference and banqueting team and then transferred to the wine and bar section. Responsible for running three bars and required me to manage stock, produce staff rotas and balance the tills. Highlight skills that are relevant to the post you are applying for, e.g. leadership, management, communication, etc. Professional Memberships Include if appropriate IT Skills Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office programmes and proficient at using - include all specialist packages, e.g. SPSS, ChemDraw, CAD/CAM packages Interests and Achievements 2001 2004 University of London Staff Cricket Team 2000 2001 Event Coordinator, A Student Society This section is less important on an academic CV. References First Reference Second Reference [Another academic, preferably Research Supervisor in a field related to the position applying for] Full name and title Full name and title Address Address Phone number Phone number Email Email
- 6. 27 Appendix Research Abstract Summarise research carried out here. If you would normally describe your research using diagrams then include them in your abstract for clarity. Publications 1. Can include journal articles, conference papers, presentations and work in progress, etc 2. Use Harvard System to reference Conferences and Courses Attended 1. Conference title, where held, when 2. E.g. Royal Society of Chemistry Annual Conference, York, September 2003 3. Or, Research Councils Graduate School, October 10 th 15th 2002