How to layout GCSES CV
So with the government changing the GCSEs to numbers I'm left with a mixture of numbers and letters that I need to add to my CV.
I read online that most people don't list all of their grades and instead add a summery for example
10 GCSEs (A*-C), including English (A*) and Maths (A)
However with the new system I'm not too sure what I should list.
I read online that most people don't list all of their grades and instead add a summery for example
10 GCSEs (A*-C), including English (A*) and Maths (A)
However with the new system I'm not too sure what I should list.
Original post by AdamCoffee
So with the government changing the GCSEs to numbers I'm left with a mixture of numbers and letters that I need to add to my CV.
I read online that most people don't list all of their grades and instead add a summery for example
10 GCSEs (A*-C), including English (A*) and Maths (A)
However with the new system I'm not too sure what I should list.
I read online that most people don't list all of their grades and instead add a summery for example
10 GCSEs (A*-C), including English (A*) and Maths (A)
However with the new system I'm not too sure what I should list.
https://www.studentjob.co.uk/application-tips/cv-example
This link may help.
If you only have GCSE grades or predicted ones, probably best to list them.. But it's upto you.
I would list the numbers first, then the letters. Or vice versa.
Original post by AdamCoffee
So with the government changing the GCSEs to numbers I'm left with a mixture of numbers and letters that I need to add to my CV.
I read online that most people don't list all of their grades and instead add a summery for example
10 GCSEs (A*-C), including English (A*) and Maths (A)
However with the new system I'm not too sure what I should list.
I read online that most people don't list all of their grades and instead add a summery for example
10 GCSEs (A*-C), including English (A*) and Maths (A)
However with the new system I'm not too sure what I should list.
It's not necessary to list every subject/grade - it looks messy. What you read online is correct, I would use that format, e.g:
2013 - 2015: St Bob's High School for Delinquents
10 x GCSEs (A* - C), including English Language and Mathematics
I would not bother listing the numbers, personally - few employers will be familiar with them.
Original post by MKaur18
https://www.studentjob.co.uk/application-tips/cv-example
This link may help.
If you only have GCSE grades or predicted ones, probably best to list them.. But it's upto you.
I would list the numbers first, then the letters. Or vice versa.
This link may help.
If you only have GCSE grades or predicted ones, probably best to list them.. But it's upto you.
I would list the numbers first, then the letters. Or vice versa.
Cheers
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