There are no strict rules for CVs in Greece. Usually the CV is three to five pages. A photograph is not required, but is appreciated. CVs can either be typed or handwritten, although the latter is becoming less and less common. Greek CVs are exhaustive and detailed, and normally in chronological order.
Practical experience is considered very important.
Mention all practical experience you have obtained, including apprenticeships, university projects and courses. Leisure activities are optional, but much appreciated. The Application Procedure Interviewing is the prime selection method. Typically three to six interviews are common. Be prepared for a greater degree of inquisitiveness about your personal circumstances than in many other European Union Member States.