Parts of a CV

A CV generally includes some standard sections:

1. Contact information: a list of information that allows a potential employer to reach the applicant.
2. Education: a list of the high school, college, professional training and certification experience of the applicant.
3. Work history: a list of the professional experience and employment history of the applicant.
4. Industry Involvement: one or several sections which lists all involvement the applicant has had in their field outside of formal education of standard employment.
5. Industry Contributions: one or several sections which lists all contributions the applicant has made to their field.

Other sections may include:

• Profile: a short statement which encourages a potential employer to read further.
• Awards and Honors: presents academic and occupational awards and honors.
• Outreach and Volunteer Experience: lists the volunteer experience and community outreach of the applicant.
• Extracurricular activities: presents hobbies and activities relevant to the desired position, which don't fit in any other section.
• Computer & Technical Skills:
• Languages:
  

See also:
What is a CV?