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| Functional Resume |
The functional resume format is useful for people preparing for a change of career, for whom their previous employment
history is likely to make less of an impact in their new industry than a list of their main abilities or functions.
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| Contact Information |
Your contact details are obviously neccessary for every CV you write.
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| Profile |
This section should be used to provide a short, sharp summary of your skills and experience,
targetted towards the job you are applying for.
Enter a short paragraph summary of your profile, and a list of your key achievements and skills.
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| Experience |
The functional resume format details your experience in order of specific functions or skills, rather than chronological
order. Use this section for the bulk of your resume, providing a brief summary, followed by a list of the key points for each function.
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| Employment |
As you should have included the relevant roles and achievements related to each job here in the "Experience" section,
you do not need to repeat that information here. Instead, just provide a reverse chrononlogical summary of your employment history.
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| Education |
Use this section to provide a brief outline of your education. You only need to include the college, qualification names, and dates.
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| Skills |
Use this section to provide recruiters with a brief "at-a-glance" outline of your main skills. You can list different
types of skill separately - for example, languages spoken, IT skills, etc.
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