When applying for almost any job you will be asked to include a CV. What to include in your CV can vary between jobs, so you should always check to find out what the employer needs to know.
Most often a CV will include all official qualifications, employment history, references and a brief section identifying your own interests and hobbies.
Your CV needs to be easy to read, informative and not too long. You should always use a computer to create your CV, unless otherwise stated by the employer.
Your CV is your chance to impress employers and convince them that you deserve an interview. It may be worthwhile to highlight any accomplishments that you are particularly proud of, and which benefited your previous employers, as it will show that you take pride in your work. A good CV will capture the attention of employers and draw attention to your skills and achievements, it could well be the difference between getting the interview you want or missing out, so always take time to thoroughly check all spellings and grammar before sending it off.