How to create a CV using MS Word
How your CV should look after doing all the above
If you've done everything correctly, it should look something like the CV at
www.chat212.ac.uk/careers/cv/CVbasic2.doc
www.chat212.ac.uk/careers/cv/CVbasic2.doc
Obviously this is not the finished article, but at least you can well
on the way edit the CV and have it for GOOD PRACTICE EXERCISES ... You Can Edit from the Open Link above to Practice all the following below.
- Edit styles for headings and subheadings
- Applying interesting bullets
- Narrow page margins to give more space
- Construction of three to Four column tables for modules and references.
- Using Shortcut Keys
- Changing the alignment of text
- Using headers and footers to put in numbers and personal details
- Changing line spacing from double space to single space
- Saving as a PDF (Adobe Acrobat) document
- Using templates as a starting point for your CV
