Cv is short for resume. Resumes need to describe achievements in detail, especially in the academic field. Therefore, CV is more suitable for applications seeking academic or research work. Generally speaking, the resume of a student who just graduated from undergraduate or graduate school may be only two or three pages, but with the deepening of research work, the number of C pages may reach more than two digits.

If you want to write a good resume, you should mainly pay attention to three points: content, layout and format. For the content, we should pay attention to the correctness of grammar, word expression and accurate information. The layout needs to pay attention to the order and position of various information; Format should pay attention to fonts and how to emphasize information.

The difference between resume and resume:

1, the resume should contain a wide range of information about the applicant's academic background, including teaching experience, degrees, research, scholarships, publications, speeches and other achievements. Therefore, resumes are often longer than resumes and contain more information, especially details related to academic and research background.

2, the purpose is different, the resume is used to find a job, CV is mainly used for school application or teaching in colleges and universities.

3. The emphasis is different, and the resume focuses on non-academic experience and experience with high relevance to the application; Resume focuses on academic experience, especially research and teaching experience.

4. The content is different, the resume needs to summarize the key points, and the resume needs to explain the specific information of each experience.

5. Resumes vary in length, and generally need to be controlled at 1~2 pages, while resumes are generally 5~20 pages or more.