jsm goldfries, and huikb,

Just want to ask, right now I'm able to cramp my resume into two pages.

A. Small introduction, about myself, contact number, etc. Took 1/4 of 1st page.

B. I've listed the list of project which I've done in my previous employment (my freelance project is excluded from it) which includes:
1. Project Title
2. My Role
3. Project Range Date (Start and End)
4. 3 lines Description of the Project

C. Then I list my Education starting with Professional Certification and Highest Education Achieved.

D. Lastly my list of skills, all skills which I obtained from beginner level to advance.

Previously I obtain information from Job Agencies that I should not have listed all the skills I know but only include those strong skills I have. Meaning is that, they told me that I should remove those skills whereby I'm not so familiar at or has not apply to my previous job. They also mention that, before stating the employment history, I should list out my skills first with years of experience with the skill. e.g.

Language / Year of Experience / Proficiency
ASP Programming / 2 Year / Advance
Ms SQL 2000 / 1 Year / Beginner
Windows Server 2k3 Administration / 6 Months / Intermediate

Once listed this, they also mention that I should omit D. Section in which I created in my resume. So now, if I were to follow their way of doing things, I unable to tell the employer of the range of skills I'm familiar with or at LEAST aware of.

From what I've pondered is that, such way is more suitable for IT line employees. If I were to venture into different lines, how should I present my resume?

Thanks in advance.