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CV Template for Job Seekers

This document provides a template for a CV, outlining the typical sections to include such as personal statement, education, work history, interests, skills, and references. The personal statement should introduce yourself and your career goals. Education lists qualifications and modules. Work history outlines roles, duties, and dates. Interests and skills highlight areas relevant to the job. References are typically included as "available upon request". The template advises keeping the CV to one page if possible.

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CV Template for Job Seekers

This document provides a template for a CV, outlining the typical sections to include such as personal statement, education, work history, interests, skills, and references. The personal statement should introduce yourself and your career goals. Education lists qualifications and modules. Work history outlines roles, duties, and dates. Interests and skills highlight areas relevant to the job. References are typically included as "available upon request". The template advises keeping the CV to one page if possible.

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CV Example/Template

[YOUR FULL NAME HERE]


[Address here] [Telephone Number] Personal Statement [Write a brief paragraph about yourself. If you have recently graduated, state where from, in what subject, and the degree you achieved. If working, write a little about your role and why you want to move from that position. Focus on the goals and aims of your career choice, and where you would like to be in the future, highlighting some of your skills.] Education [University Name - Dates Attended - Study Subject - Qualification Gained -You may want to break this down into the modules you took, if relevant to the job you are applying for.] [College Name - Dates Attended - AS/A-Level Subjects - Marks achieved] [Secondary School - GCSE Subjects - Marks Achieved (if relevant)] Work History [Your most recent/current Job Role Dates Company name Duties] [Job Role Dates Company Name Duties] [Job Role Dates Company Name Duties] Interests [Here you could include any areas relevant to the job role you are applying for, that you excel at. You could also include any certificates you have, first aid abilities, whether you hold a current UK driving licence, etc.] Skills [You could also include your interests, as they may be relevant to the job position.] [Email Address] [Nationality if not British]

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References [To protect others personal information it is best to simply have references available on request here, it is also unlikely that a prospective employer would need this information at this early stage anyway.]

N.B. When writing your own CV, remember to try and keep it to one page, or spaced out to two, try not to leave a large gap at the end, resulting in a half page.

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