What is curriculum vitae used for?

Answer 1

A curriculum vitae (Latin: "course of life") is a list of one's education and relevant experience that is sent to a prospective employer. It is a synonym of the word résumé. (Curriculum vitae, or CV, is commoner in British usage and résumé in American.)

Answer 2

Its a bio data of your education and other qualification with important detail of your life like your name, age, marital status address etc. It is usually formed on a A4 sheet and is used for sending details to institute or company where you are applying for job.

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• It is abbreviated as CV.
• It is a summary of a job applicant's professional experience and educational background, along with other relevant information regarding the candidate's qualifications.
• The curriculum vitae is similar to a resume, but is used more frequently by candidates who have published works in journals, such as scientists or academic professionals.

Answer 3

A curriculum vitae (Latin: "course of life") is a list of one's education and relevant experience that is sent to a prospective employer. It is a synonym of the word résumé. (Curriculum vitae, or CV, is commoner in British usage and résumé in American.)

Answer 4

It has only one role and that is to be good enough to get you invited to interview. Many job candidates see it as being important to tell the detail of their life story. This is almost guaranteed not to get them an interview.

It should be 2 pages long and impress the recruiter enough on page 1 to make him/her want to read on.

There are two useful links below to two types of CV that you can use. The articles tell you how to write a CV and provide a CV template

Answer 5

It is Latin for Course of Life....usually a short narrative in lieu of a resume. In Commonwealth countries such as the UK, New Zealand, Australia, it is their word for resume'. == ==

Answer 6

It is Latin for "course of life".