>That's a lot of dung!

Seriously, though, Mike, I'd be haoppy to take a gander at it (if only for the English grammar!!!! :-) Sme years ago when I was unemployed I went on a job-getting course, including CV writing, and the sort of thing Mike outlined was part of it.

Also, keep it to <= 2 pages (if the company gets 1000 CVs, and each takes 10 mins to read, well you do the maths)
On the above point, put all your "best apples at the front", i.e. don't go boring the reader with your "other interests/hobbies", educational chronology, job chronology on the 1st page then tell them how brilliant you are on the 2nd - the 2nd may never get looked at.

Oh, and a few-sentence "Profile" that sums you up, at the start of the CV.

You can e it at TurlochMacD@yahoo.co.uk.