Carrie Said:

Do you write curriculum vitae on a cv?

We Answered:

CV would be just enough. look for type cvs on the web

Joseph Said:

Is it possible for me to write a Curriculum Vitae?

We Answered:

A "curriculum vitae" is simply a fancy name for a resume. Your word processing program probably has a format for resumes on it, and there are lots of books which give the format and show you how to write one. (Check in the library. If you absolutely must buy one, they are also available in bookstores. But use the word "resume" (pronounced "RES-oo-may") because if you mention "curriculum vitae," most people will not know what it is.) Once you see the format, simply leave out any portions which do not apply to you. Yours will be brief, but a young person is not expected to have a thirty page resume. If you feel more comfortable about it, delete "resume" at the top and put "curriculum vitae." They're essentially the same.

Judith Said:

can you leave out employment history when writing a curriculum vitae for graduate school admission?

We Answered:

You could leave stuff out, but why would you?

You have shown a willingness to work hard, even when the work is soul-crushing like telemarketing. This might serve you well in your academic pursuits, and after graduation.

If you put that on and look "poor", would you leave it out and appear "rich"? Not that financial aid would actually be impacted, but might they be deciding who is and is not going to get the assistantships even as they are reviewing applications?

If you leave off the fact you have been working, do you appear lazy or independently wealthy?

I would put on your work history, not necessarily every job if you have moved around a lot, but at least a "I've been supporting myself with a variety of work including grocery stores and telemarketing" to give the committee a better sense of who you are.

Telemarketers don't use psychology to get you to do things you don't want to do? The pinnacle of the retail impulse-buy grocery stores don't use psychology? I wish they didn't. Some of your working experiences might give you more insight than you realize as you study the human mind.

Herbert Said:

How to describe Language Skills in an English Curriculum Vitae?

We Answered:

The levels are native - your mother tongue, fluent - you can speak the language fluently and without hesitation, and then levels of good, moderate, basic etc

From your question I would guess that your are fluent. So I would say fluent spoken and written English.

Jennie Said:

How would I go about writing a good curriculum vitae?

We Answered:

Here's some sites that might help.

http://www.cvtips.com/how_to_write_a_CV.…

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/curriculum…

http://www.quintcareers.com/curriculum_v…

Colleen Said:

Help with writing a Curriculum Vitae ?

We Answered:

Just write what you are good at, and what you like and what your past experiences are. it depends on your age, really.

Robin Said:

When writing a curriculum vitae in Spanish, is professional experience in 1st or 3rd person?

We Answered:

I would avoid using verbs in either first or third person; try to stick to adjectives like "responsable por" or nouns like "administración de medicamentos".

Here is a sample CV in Spanish.

http://jobsearch.about.com/gi/dynamic/of…

It might very well be worth your while to pay a professional translator to produce an impressive standard CV that you could adapt for many different job applications. Make sure they give it to you as a Word document, not just a hard copy.