CV Headings

Personal information (including skills, languages, awards)

Goals

Employment History (include unpaid work such as Community Services)

Education (Workshops and Courses Attended, Conference Attended)

References

Name
Email: ... Mobile: … Address: ...


Personal Profile
...
Skills
...
Communication
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Computer Applications
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Languages
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Awards
...
Employment History
...
Community Services

Put the important items first. The important items are basic personal information, your immediate goal (briefly, the position you are looking for and why), then relevant employment history (latest employment first) and then degrees (highest or most recent degree first.)
Then you can put in minor things like conferences attended and computer applications that you know.

Personal Information Name: … Email: ... Mobile: … Address: ... Personal Profile: the position you are looking for and why Skills ... Communication ... Languages ... Awards ... Employment History ... Community Services ... Education/Degrees ... Conference Attended ... Workshops and Courses Attended ... Computer Applications ... References ... Please check whether I followed your advice in your both

Personal Information

Name: … Email: ... Mobile: … Address: ...

Personal Profile: the position you are looking for and why
Skills
...
Communication
...
Languages
...
Awards
...
Employment History
...
Community Services
...
Education/Degrees
...
Conference Attended
...
Workshops and Courses At

The whole purpose of a CV is to present yourself to the reader on paper, not in person.
You have to demonstrate that you are logical, so a good logical flow of information is important.
You also have to put the most impressive or important things first, so if they stop reading halfway through, they will have read the most salient points. You don't wan't to bore them with trivial details,