Please help me evaluate my CV. What changes should be made? Thanks.

This is what I call a 2-in1 CV, lol. Your CV isn't looking job-specific. Some some kinds of organization might overlook it while some candid ones might not. Your CV is looking diverse, a little less straight to the point. What are you actually bringing to your employer's table? Even if you studied geography and have IT as a skill/work experience on the continuum, you should be able to distinguish these two enough on your CV if it means you were to include both.

Secondly, your employer is very concerned about the technology relavant to your field of study. There's more to this. You didn't bridge the gap well-enough but your CV is looking fair enough.

My sincere advice? Please rewrite your CV to look absolutely convincing and increase your chances of being accepted. I suggest: using keywords, write, unrwrite, then rewrite, not to rely on one CV depending on your job roles and yes, bridge the gap.

hilltop007:
Please help me evaluate my CV. What changes should be made? Thanks.

You didn't include your hobbies. Remove driving from your certification and put it under hobbies or skills not core skills

Remove those teaching experience.

They might offer you a teacher's salary.

I never write cv before sorry
Maybe in d next 10 years after ASUU strike