1. First of all, it’s general information about you. Your full name, a photo, contact details, and position you are applying for. This introductory information is usually followed by a description of your work experience. However, if it’s non-existent, that’s exactly what you should write.
2. Another piece of important information that you should put there is your skills. Remember that employers pay attention to both professional skills and personal (soft) skills. In fact, you can show these soft skills even during an interview. It’s how you talk, how capable you are of building understanding with someone you talk to, and how fast you are when it comes to decision-making.
3. Next, comes education, classes/courses, and foreign language competency. It’s important to tell them as much as you can about your formal education. Where did you study? When? What was your major? What is your degree? Add everything about the informal education that you received: masterclasses, courses, etc., in case it’s relevant to the position you are applying for. And remember to attach any certificates to prove all of the above.
And one more thing that’s quite important: pay special attention to your resume style and layout. Don’t forget to check it for any grammar and/or spelling mistakes.