Need advice on writing a perfect resume!

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

My advice. 

In general - don't overcook your CV; if your applying for a job as a barman, then don't tell them about your master's degree, it really doesn't matter - you should always tailor your CV for the role you're applying for.  I have a former colleague who somehow managed to amass 3 degrees by the age of 30, which lead to difficulties when he was trying to emphasise experience because the CV told a different story.

Specifically - I'm not being rude, but if your photo is indicative of your age, then don't go over the top with qualifications; that said, if you're a doctor apply for a medical practitioners role, then details of your degree and University are definitely relevant.  Any high-school level education is routinely ignored if it's more than 5 years old (mainly because it's regarded as being out of date); a comment saying "completed High_School education and the year" is sufficient.  If the role says it needs a specific qualification - then state details of where or how you comply with that requirement.  If you're applying for a regulated role, make sure your qualification is accepted in the area where you are applying.

Emphasise experience; roles where you have succeeded; where you have lead other employees; events where you have performed in excess of more than just doing your daily job, so significant savings, revenue increases.

Details of languages spoken can be useful; especially if your CV is in English and you are applying for work in non-English speaking roles.

If the role involves travel and you can't drive, then consider whether that role is really for you.  If you have a conviction for any motoring offences, many company fleet policies won't insure you.

If you are applying for a managers role, many countries want to see management qualifications (like MBA).

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team