The same career, written the way employers in each country expect — length, layout, personal details, and what gets left out.
Sample only. A real CV takes a conversation or two to get every detail right.
A4, usually two pages. A profile at the top, British spelling, month-and-year dates, and no photo, date of birth or personal details.
View UK exampleUS Letter, one page for most roles. Single column, plain text and no graphics, so applicant tracking systems can read every line.
View US exampleUS Letter, one to two pages. Like the US version, but with a "Professional profile" and a key-skills grid, and a line for languages.
View Canadian exampleA4, two to three pages. The traditional format: a photo, date of birth, a personal-details block, academic percentages, and a signed declaration. Many employers now leave the photo and date of birth out, so check the job first.
View Indian exampleGermany, Australia, the Gulf and others each have their own norms. Tell me the country and the job sector, and I'll add a version that fits.
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