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Introduction

CVs

A Curriculum Vitae (CV) is a way of advertising yourself - and the skills, personal qualities and qualifications you can offer - so that employers will want to meet you.

Your CV should always be:

  • typed in a simple easy to read font (e.g. Arial)
  • short (ideally one side of A4 but not more than two)
  • neat and tidy with good spelling and grammar
  • easy to read &ndash bullet points are a good way of presenting information
  • changed for each job application, to show that you have the right skills, qualities and qualifications to do the job you are applying for.

How to present your CV

  • make sure your name is clear and that all of your contact details are correct
  • leave line breaks between sections to keep information together
  • highlight titles of each new area in bold
  • keep text short and use space between each line to make it easy to read.
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