How to write a CV?
It’s amazing how many different variations of CV’s are out there. The reality is you want to keep it simple and to the point - and most of all memorable. Below is what I recommend you structure your CV like. In our current employment climate where jobseekers out number actual jobs, it’s become even more important when applying - you make sure to present your details in the best way possible.
If you present your CV well ensuring the most relevant information to them is easily visible you dramatically increase your chances. If you need help with writing your CV don’t hesitate to get in touch…
Thanks
Ben
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(CV Strucutre)
YOUR NAME
Date of Birth
Address:
Email address:
Telephone: Mobile &/or Home
Driving License (if you have one)
A one paragraph in length summary about you, your skills, your experience and your ability. State clearly what you are looking for out of your next job. You should tailor this paragraph and write a new one for every new job you apply to ensuring that it is directly related to that employer/job need.
Education
Professional Body + qualifications + level
University + qualifications + level
School 2 + qualifications + level
School 1 + qualifications + level
Employment History
Most Recent Employer/Company + Location
JOB TITLE
Date: from – to
Details of all jobs held including part time and unpaid work. Start with your current or most recent employer/job first, and work backwards. List your job title, period of employment, responsibility and achievements.
Previous Employer/Company + Location
JOB TITLE
Date: from – to
Details of all jobs held including part time and unpaid work. Start with your current or most recent employer/job first, and work backwards. List your job title, period of employment, responsibility and achievements.
Previous Employer/Company + Location
JOB TITLE
Date: from – to
Details of all jobs held including part time and unpaid work. Start with your current or most recent employer/job first, and work backwards. List your job title, period of employment, responsibility and achievements.
Interests
Hobbies and interests, basically what you like doing in your spare time
References
Both professionals and personal references are available on request.
