NAME (never put the word CV on your CV) Personal Details

Home Address Date of Birth Nationality Driving Licence Home Telephone Private E-Mail Mobile Security Clearance Family Status

Profile and Achievement Highlights

Bullet point, list achievements not a list of what you have done, for example, improved efficiency in process xxx by x% with a combination of x and y Bullet point Bullet point Bullet point Bullet point Bullet point Bullet point

Career History
Job #1
What does Company xxx do? Description of what the company does, this sets the scene and answers many questions about suitability

Company Name and Dates

Brief paragraphs on responsibilities and key achievements

Job #2
What does Company xxx do? Description of what the company does, this sets the scene and answers many questions about suitability

Company Name and Dates

Brief paragraphs on responsibilities and key achievements

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Job #3
What does Company xxx do? Description of what the company does, this sets the scene and answers many questions about suitability

Company Name and Dates

Brief paragraphs on responsibilities and key achievements

Job #4
What does Company xxx do? Description of what the company does, this sets the scene and answers many questions about suitability

Company Name and Dates

Brief paragraphs on responsibilities and key achievements

Education and Training

Specific Training
Replace the word specific with whatever the job is about, for example if the job is about telecoms, put Telecommunications Training, in the column on the left and list those courses or educational achievements relevant to the role you are applying for

Education

List less relevant educational achievements here but most employers are not interested in that CSE in Woodwork you have so just list various CSEs etc. Unless you are applying for your first job when of course school qualifications are the bulk of what they will have

Professional Memberships and Qualifications

If you are a member of any professional organisation put it here, employers are not interested, generally, in what you do in your spare time so no socialising with friends. If you are a member of anything out of the ordinary, dont be afraid to put it in, unless of course it is base jumping or rubber appreciation. These external things can often provide an opportunity for discussion and ice breaking in an interview.

Try and keep it down to 2 pages or three at the most

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