1, basic information

Introduce your basic personal information. Name, gender, nationality, date of birth, political views, telephone number and e-mail address, photos, etc.

Tips:

The basic information is the first part that attracts the interviewer's attention, so don't make it too complicated. Better be concise and neat.

Be sure to put a nice (and formal) photo to impress people.

2. Education

Undergraduate schools, specialized courses, and undergraduate grades (exchange experience or double degrees can also be written) have outstanding advantages.

In the description of undergraduate grade points, first select the highest scores of several professional courses during the undergraduate period to give the tutor a good initial impression. In addition, the description of your grades must be related to your major. If it has nothing to do with your major, don't put it on your resume. Cross-major students can also put some certificates on massive open online courses, Coursera and other online course platforms to express your love for this major.