The Resume/CV

Your resume is what gets you to the interview stage, so it should highlight to the employer your:

Numerous quality layouts are available in Microsoft Office and on the internet. Choose a layout that is easy to read.
Employers are interested in how well your profile suits the requirements of the job
Correct spelling, sentence construction, and punctuation are critical
If it’s difficult to read, it’s a NO
Ensure you give enough information to show that you have the required experience
Don’t give irrelevant, outdated information Don’t make the resume too long.

Contact 2 referees who can vouch for your work, communication style, interpersonal skills, stability, reliability, etc.
Check that they are willing and will be available to act as your referee.
Ensure you have up-to-date contact details.
Provide phone and email details.
Include referees on your resume if possible.