To create an international CV, research the preferred style for the country you're applying in. For example, a CV for a job in Australia will be different from a CV for the same job in China. Start writing your CV by adding a header with your contact details and a professional summary at the top. Then move on to your work experience or education section first, depending on your level of experience. Include skills relevant to the job and the languages you can speak, and be prepared to translate your CV into the local language or dialect if necessary.