Top-quality academic CV writing services

Applying with a self-written resume is not enough to get an interview for your target position. The best academic and research jobs are highly competitive, and it takes more than simply listing your publications and teaching roles to attract the attention of hiring managers. You need to submit a comprehensive academic CV that details all stages of your professional life, emphasizes achievements, and aligns your career goals with the expectations of your target institution.

To maximize their job interviews, more and more job-seekers turn to professional writers instead of writing their own CV. At ResumePerk, we have prepared hundreds of curriculum vitae documents for professionals and educators, using the best practices to showcase the unique background of each candidate. We create CVs for job applications, grants, fellowships, PhD programs, and consultation projects. You'll work one-on-one with a professional writer who will not only write a list of your publications and jobs, but rather craft your career story.

Our CV writing service includes:

• writing a multi-page CV tailored for your target academic position;
• providing a detailed record of your research, grants, fellowships, conferences, presentations, publications, and other academic engagements;
• highlighting your professional history, accomplishments, and skills;
• adding keywords to get your CV past applicant tracking systems;
• effective layout and formatting to draw the attention of the hiring manager;
• customer support 24/7 anytime if you have questions.

For most academic, research, and teaching positions in the US, UK, and beyond, you will need an academic CV, not a resume. Here are the key differences between a resume and a CV to avoid confusion:

• A CV showcases your awards, accomplishments, research, and contribution to your field. On the flip side, a resume emphasizes professional achievements and practical skills you need to get a new job.
• A CV comprehensively presents your academic background, professional growth, and teaching experience, whereas a resume focuses on the relevant information to sell your skills to a particular employer.

• An academic CV is a multi-page document, and the more pages you have the better. Expertly written or self-written resumes usually take no more than two pages.

The resume and academic CV have different purposes, content, and length. So, it is imperative to apply with the right type of document to get your application considered. If you haven't written a curriculum vitae before, our CV writing services can complete this document for you, working on the both content and presentation to put your best foot forward.