Do you know which are the basic rules to write a successful CV? Here are some general points to take into account:

Do
- make it simple and concise: use brief, informative sentences, short paragraphs, and standard English.
- try to use just one side of A4 paper.
- use bold type or bullet points to highlight important information.
- check spelling, grammar, or punctuation mistakes: many employers discard CVs that contain this type of mistakes.
- update your CV regularly as your situation changes.
Don’t
- go into too much detail: employers are too busy to read long CVs.
- use too many different fonts: use just one or two that are clear and easy to read.
- use inappropriate colours, graphics, or photos.