Education

• List academic qualifications in reverse chronological order 
• Include date of graduation, academic course of study, results, special honours, awards, title of projects or thesis if directly relevant to job
• It's not necessary to list every module or class title.  If some are relevant to the job, they could be listed as "relevant classes"
• If your degree course is not directly relevant to the area of work, you could describe it in terms of skills gained such as research, evaluation of data, computer literacy and written communication 
• Secondary school qualifications should be listed but it is not necessary to use a lot of detail describing subjects
• When you were applying for your first career job, education information probably took up a good deal of space on your CV, as you didn't have much relevant work experience to highlight. Now that you've worked in your field, employment experience should be highlighted on the CV as it is likely to be of more interest to a potential employer than your academic background