Writing my first CV....little guidence needed

Hi there. So im writing my first CV today while i've got free time and so its prepared for uni and i need a little help. I've looked at various templates on the internet but theres no way of knowing what the best choice is.
Im really good at writing in general (eng lit student) but i want to make this reaslly good. At 18 i know im a little late to be starting but i haven't needed one for either of my previous jobs.

I've made myself a list/plan of what i really need to include and think would be effective but im unsure of format (bullet points or prose? organisation , what goes with what?). These topics are as follows:
-Personal Details :name,DOB , contacts
- formal qualifications and informal awards (for example i was A-level sociology college student of the year).
- Previous Job History ---+ i need to work in that i have done voluntary work , does this go here , perhaps in a concise paragraph with loose details of my placements?
-Key skills :such as computer literacy , interpersonal skills etc.
- Personal paragraph: detailing my motivations , my career interest (i think i would talk alot about my less formal childcare experiance here cos those are the sorts of jobs i'd go for).
- Bullet points or paragraph on hobbies and interests. ( but should this go with the previous paragrpah
- Referees : at the end.

Is this an appropriete order for these headings? Any thing i've missed?
What do you think? Suggestions...hints?

Sorry for such a long post.

can any one help me write my CV i have a prob the only work experiance i have done is my trident work experiance with school. does this matter? also how should u lay out a cv my looks well just throwen together please can any one help me

thank u

Hi there. So im writing my first CV today while i've got free time and so its prepared for uni and i need a little help. I've looked at various templates on the internet but theres no way of knowing what the best choice is.
Im really good at writing in general (eng lit student) but i want to make this reaslly good. At 18 i know im a little late to be starting but i haven't needed one for either of my previous jobs.

I've made myself a list/plan of what i really need to include and think would be effective but im unsure of format (bullet points or prose? organisation , what goes with what?). These topics are as follows:
-Personal Details :name,DOB , contacts
- formal qualifications and informal awards (for example i was A-level sociology college student of the year).
- Previous Job History ---+ i need to work in that i have done voluntary work , does this go here , perhaps in a concise paragraph with loose details of my placements?
-Key skills :such as computer literacy , interpersonal skills etc.
- Personal paragraph: detailing my motivations , my career interest (i think i would talk alot about my less formal childcare experiance here cos those are the sorts of jobs i'd go for).
- Bullet points or paragraph on hobbies and interests. ( but should this go with the previous paragrpah
- Referees : at the end.

Is this an appropriete order for these headings? Any thing i've missed?
What do you think? Suggestions...hints?

Sorry for such a long post.

If anyone is interested in a more graduate-style CV, here's mine. It's a little out of date (I hastily touched it up a bit before putting it here), but you should get the general gist. I've removed any identifiable content.

Wondered if someone might be able to have a quick look over my CV and give me some feedback? Could you PM me if you'd be willing
Jenn xx

My computer is being a bit stupid about formatting today so here is my CV, formatted rather stupidly! Apologies - it looks fine on my other computer and does definitely fit on 2 pages, so please ignore formatting if it's silly Have removed the names of schools, etc.
Thanks very much.
Jenn xx

hehe, I assume this is a template you plan on using?

Ummm... no that's my CV! Is it that bad?! Like I said though, apologies for the formatting
Jenn xx

No, its a good start, I was just surprised to see a 17 year old doing a Masters.

Ah it's an MEng so it's an undergrad masters course. And I'm from Scotland so turned 18 in the January of my first year, which is a little more usual up there than down in England! Am a little unusual I must admit...!
Jenn xx

Well its very impressive, I did something similar myself. I'll have a look at the CV and give you some comments later, otherwise Ill have to dust mine off again!