Lead with direction
Use a target role and short profile to explain what kind of work you want and which skills make you a good fit.
CV example
A graduate CV should show potential clearly. Use education, projects, internships, part-time work, volunteering, tools, and transferable skills to prove you are ready for the role.
Use a target role and short profile to explain what kind of work you want and which skills make you a good fit.
Include your qualification, institution, relevant modules, final-year projects, coursework, portfolio work, and tools you used.
Part-time jobs, internships, volunteering, leadership, and group projects can show responsibility, communication, problem solving, and delivery.
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Use these examples as prompts, then replace them with details that are true for your own experience.
Motivated graduate with practical experience from academic projects, volunteering, and part-time work. Ready to bring strong communication, research, teamwork, and digital skills to an entry-level role.
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Focus on education, projects, skills, certifications, volunteering, part-time work, and transferable achievements.
One page is often enough for a first-job CV, but two pages can work if the content is relevant and well structured.