Interactive Brochure Graduate Programme

Writing a gREAT CVWhen you complete your applicationform, you’ll need to upload a recordof your personal, education andwork history – your CV/Resume. Itis a platform to demonstrate yourachievements and a key step in anyapplication process.Here are a few handy tips tohelp you present yourself inthe best possible way:Make sure your CV/Resume isup to date.Try to restrict it to two pagesand keep the layout simple.Use headings like “Education”and “Career History” tohighlight different sections.Don’t just make generalstatements about your qualities –support them with evidence. Forexample, explain what you mayhave done to date that illustratesthe qualities you have.Personal detailsYour full name, address, email addressand phone number are most important.Education detailsList these in reverse chronological order, withyour most recent education first. Include thename of the institutions, the dates you wereenrolled and the qualifications you obtainedor will obtain when you graduate. You maywant to list the relevant modules, the projectsand dissertations you have delivered, thegrades you have achieved and professionalskills you have developed.Career history andprofessional experienceWhether they’re paid, voluntary orshadowing, all experiences count. Presentthese in reverse chronological order withdates to show how long you remained ina particular role. Mention what youachieved and the skills you developed.Achievements ANd outsideinterestsInclude this information to show that you’re arounded person with a balanced approach tolife. Focus on recent examples, describing whatyou contributed and learned in various ways.*RememberYour CV/Resume is a platform to demonstrateyour key strengths and achievements and isan important step in any application process.Try to link your skills andexperience to the requirementsof the role you’re applying for.23