Help, is this ok?

On my CV, this is how I've formatted it:

-Profile
-Skills
-Experience
-Education
-Hobbies
-References

This is how I'm going to re-arrange it:

-Profile
-Skills
-Education
-Experience
-Hobbies
-References

Is it ok to put education beneath the skills section? I'm applying for junior programmer, developer roles.

Thank you!

Anyone please?

For a graduate/undergrad it should be one page maximum. For education you'll only want 3 lines at most, your uni education (one), your A-level education (second) and then your GCSE education (third). Nobody gives a **** about GCSE, or at least no sane employer, so it is enough to say 10 A*-C grades inc maths/english or something similar. If they ask for specific grades eg A in maths, put it in the cover letter confirming you have that.

Any projects you worked on at uni that are relevant to the job is best put into the experience section. Just split it up so it is presented well, eg

Relevant Experience
------> University Projects 2014-17
-----------> Software engineering, Team leader, Mobile application development
---------------->couple bullet points about the project in more detail, eg Andriod/iOS/Java used; focused on UX/UI etc etc

-----> Developer Intern, Creative Labs, Summer 2014
-----------> 2-3 bullet points again about the job details

-----> job title, empolyer, date
-----------> job details



Obviously that's just an example. But since you should only submit a single page CV, you'll find it is best to list education as 2-3 lines max and couple uni and/or personal projects (if you have a lot of advanced ones) with work experience.

Edit, also feel free to ditch the 'profile' part, not needed and anything that goes there should be moved to the cover letter.

Also to answer the question, it is fine to put skills above experience since in your case it can set up your experience section. Just keep it simple, 1/2 word technologies you use/used.

Eg:
Skills
---> Java; C++, Python, Ruby, Andriod studio, photoshop, HTML, CSS, UX/UI design

If you think the employer wants experience over qualifications then yes.
In the whole scheme of things I'm not sure it matters really.
You will discuss your experience in detail in an interview so work on that to sell yourself