1. Personal information Personal information appears in the most conspicuous position on your resume, usually at the top and middle. Write your name: Mr./Ms. XX, and leave your contact information: address, telephone number, email address, etc.
2. Education background Education background generally appears in the second part of the resume. For those applicants who return to school after working for many years, they can also consider describing their academic qualifications after their work background. Academic qualifications can be written from high school for students applying for undergraduate courses, and from undergraduate courses for graduate students.
Education and work background are written in chronological order based on recent experience (different from Chinese resume). Academic qualifications include the following contents: name of graduation school, admission and graduation date, major, name of degree obtained, and school performance (schools with low GPA can be omitted).
3. Academic achievements include papers you published, academic conferences you attended, etc. When writing academic achievements, it is best to use a formal reference format, which will make your published articles look more professional. * For example: Saussure. f . de 1983。 Coursewingenerallinguistics [M]，ed . c . Bally &； Asser Chehai, trans. London: Duckworth.
4. Work experience Your formal work, internship and part-time experience. The content should include: the start and end date of the work, the name of the work unit, the scope of duties, and a brief description of the work content (generally 2-3 sentences, summarizing your duties).
5. Scientific research experience Here, I mainly remind some students of science and engineering that the experiments and projects you help teachers do in the laboratory belong to this category. Similar to your work experience, you should also specify the research topic, the starting and ending time, the work you have undertaken and so on. The research experience in your resume is best related to the major you want to apply for.
6. English test scores Here you need to provide your TOEFL, IELTS, GRE or other language scores. When filling in, please indicate the time when you got the score.
7. Awards and honors List the awards you won during your college and work. Undergraduate applicants can write your high school honor on it. If premature rewards and honors are not very important, it is best not to write them.
8. Spare-time activities (not necessary) If you have a rich after-school life and are making achievements, you can mention it appropriately here, such as your hobbies, your favorite sports and so on. But if your resume is full, you'd better not write it. Because it is not directly related to your application. After completing your resume, you should pay attention to adjusting the format and try to make it look compact and tidy. Of course, the last step is to check again and again. Don't let small mistakes affect the quality of your resume.
PS: If you think one of the contents in the above resume is particularly important, you can put it in the front and highlight it separately.
Finally, I would like to remind you that the resume of studying abroad should be concise and highly summarized. Generally speaking, the length should not exceed 2 pages. For inexperienced student applicants, 1 page resumes are also common. There is a misunderstanding here. Many students think that the longer the resume, the better it looks. In fact, many resumes that are long but lack actual content will annoy readers. Therefore, if you really have limited experience, you can choose to write a one-page resume and arrange the content of this page compactly and reasonably, then your resume can also be excellent.
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