When applying for a job or continuing education, an autobiography is often required. It is necessary to draw up it correctly and correctly, not filling in unnecessary facts, but also providing all the important information.
Instructions
Step 1
Start writing your autobiography with the surname, name, patronymic in the nominative case. Indicate the date of birth and place of residence, marital status and number of children, their age.
Step 2
Further, depending on the purpose of writing the document, indicate the education. It is better to start with a special one, while indicating the name of the educational institution, years of study and the specialty received. Add the received primary specialization, let us know what courses you took to improve your qualifications, improve your skills; what seminars, trainings attended. Be sure to mention the year of their passage.
Step 3
In the next paragraph of your bio, describe your work experience. Build the list in chronological order, starting with the very first place of work, listing all the following. Indicate the position, duties, year of admission. Write information about promotions, gratitude, change of specialty. If, in addition to your main job, you had a part-time job (for example, you taught or lectured), indicate this information as well. At the end of your bio, add your total work experience.
Step 4
If you are a university graduate, list your research papers, mark your participation in student conferences, indicating the date and place of their holding.
Step 5
Please note that your biography should meet the goals set during the writing process. If you are applying for a job, describe in detail your seniority, job responsibilities and participation in various seminars and courses that have contributed to professional development - exactly for the position you are applying for.
Step 6
Prepare your autobiography in printed form, on A4 sheets, in size not less than 12 p., Observing the sequence of points. The volume of this document should be 1-2 sheets.
