🔥 Summer is the perfect time to update your resume!

Today we will tell you how to write a strong CV for a career in Russia. If you are studying to become an international relations specialist, historian, sociologist or diplomat and dream of a career in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, think tank, international organization or business, you need to start with a strong resume. Summer is a great time to put it in order!

🔹 Resume structure

1. Contact information
- Name, surname, phone number, email
- LinkedIn (if any) and other relevant social networks (ResearchGate, Academia.edu for historians/sociologists).

2. Objective
- Brief: "International relations student with experience in analytics and knowledge of English and Chinese. Looking for an internship in the field of foreign economic relations."

3. Education
- University, faculty, specialty, year of graduation.
- Courses, summer schools (especially if they are related to diplomacy, international relations, political science).

4. Work experience
- Even if it is small, include everything: internships, volunteering, helping professors with research, working in student organizations.
- Example: "Assistant to the Eurasian Integration Project (CIS Studies Center, 2023) - document analysis, report preparation."

5. Skills
- Languages ​​(indicating the level: English (C1), Chinese (B2)).
- Analytical programs (SPSS, Excel, Tableau for sociologists).
- Presentation skills, negotiations, working with documents.

6. Achievements
- Publications, victories in competitions, grants, participation in conferences.

7. Additional
- Membership in clubs (Model UN, debate clubs).
- Hobbies, if relevant (e.g. studying international conflicts, writing analytical articles).

💡 Tip: A resume is your business card, where you need to indicate all the most important things. It should not be too long and massive, everything should look structured and neat.

✨ Ready for a career? Then start with a strong resume!