CV advice

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Hello all,
Any ideas on how to best layout an I.T CV?

I have one which is too general and would like to concentrate on just I.T.

A few q's:
1) Do you require a personal profile?
2) Is it best to have bullet points for each achievement?
3) Is it neccessary to include education i.e school, college and university?

Cheers.

 

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Monster.com has a good guide for creating CV's

 

• A profile is a must, but keep it short, say 4-5 line's
• Definatly use bullets, it makes the cv easier to read
• I think you should detail your relavent education, anything else either omit or be brief

From the info I've gathered on writing CVs, I think a good layout would be something like this:

• Profile
• Achievements
• Skills
• Work experience
• Qualification/Education

Check these out.
http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread6029.html
http://mathscareers.atticmedia.com/undergraduates/articles/193.aspx
http://www.bradleycvs.co.uk/cvservice/sample-cvs.htm

 

Thanks guys for your help.

Any sample I.T CV's around to view?

Cheers.