20 Steps to converting your resume or CV into a CV for online teaching positions! #onlineteaching #CV CV Writing for online teaching and academic job positions requires modifying your existing resume or CV into a document that represents all of your professional, academic and community achievements in one comprehensive document. You should not worry about the length of the CV Document, but about how detailed and comprehensive it is. In my post 21 things to include in your CV, I documented many things you may not have been aware of that should be included in your CV. I recommend starting off with your contact information and then leading with your teaching philosophy statement. Why? Two reasons. It will contain key words for HR systems, and Deans will see it without requiring a separate document. I recommend listing unique attributes next and then following up with your experience, professional experience, education and the other items listed in my 21 items blog post. You can read that article at thebabbgroup/blog Here is an infographic on the basics of CV Writing. This is hardly all-inclusive, but gives you a good starting point and perhaps a fresh look at the process. One of the benefits to working off of a thorough template or with a CV Writing professional is that often clients discover they have far more experience and items to list than they thought! They just werent sure what to include. Sometimes the brainstorming process is very important and leads to a far better, more thorough CV. Please feel free to ask any questions! Dani Babb thebabbgroup #onlineprofessor #onlineeducation #cvwriting #CV #adjunctprofessor
Posted on: Fri, 09 May 2014 17:56:14 +0000
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