CV Tips
Being asked to submit CV is your invitation to get an
interview, so you could be perfect for the job, have the
right skills, qualifications and experience, but if your CV
looks unprofessional and full of errors, they won’t even
consider it!
Fonts and Formatting
• Use font style carefully and wisely, make sure that your font is easy
on the eye.
• Use bold text on information that you want to catch the eye of the reader,
so it’s one of the first things that the reader looks at.
• Use different font (so bold font) to separate information.
• Also things like spacing and underlining different areas help the reader
to define the different areas of the CV, so they can easily work out which
part of the CV they are looking at.
When writing about a job role you had, don’t just describe the key traits of
the job role and the main responsibilities, also put down particular aspects of
the role you’re particularly good at and even how you made a positive impact
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