You can look up the generic templates online but usually I'd start with 2-3 sentences highlighting what you specialise in and what role you're looking for. Then you want to include your job experience first, choose the most relevant ones to the role you're applying for and add a brief few points for each job on the skills and techniques you used there. Then add qualifications, such as degrees and grades. After that add any certifications or honours you may have, might be first aid or maybe an online training certificate, good luck!
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- degree apprenticeship cv
- deleted
- Cover Letter
- Did I muck things up?
- Job searching
- CV review
- CV school leaver
- Arup application
- applying for a job for after GCSEs
- cv help
- CV help
- Should I put bad a level grades in my CV
- CV for dutch universities
- How to write a CV!
- Work Experience on CV
- Are you a student or a soon-to-be student looking for a part-time job?
- Writing CVs
- Getting my first Job
- what to put in a cv when you have literally no work experience
- How do I get over my nerves about work?
Latest
Trending
Last reply 18 minutes ago
Government Social Research - Research Officer Scheme 2024Last reply 1 week ago
So I made the worst decision of my life. I chose Biochemistry as my degree.Last reply 1 week ago
Issues with jobs because I cannot driveTrending
Last reply 18 minutes ago
Government Social Research - Research Officer Scheme 2024Last reply 1 week ago
So I made the worst decision of my life. I chose Biochemistry as my degree.Last reply 1 week ago
Issues with jobs because I cannot drive
