Are you a job seeker? If ‘yes,’ check out a sample of a well-written CV in this post.
A CV is a document that shows a summary of one’s academic background, experience, and credentials. It is always written and attached to a job cover letter.
How to Write a Good CV for Fresh Graduates (with Sample)
Below is how you can write a well-structured CV:
1. Your Personal Details
Provide your personal details by writing out your full names, address, nationality, date of birth, and then indicating your reachable contacts like phone number(s) or email address.
2. Provide Your Profile
This should showcase your values, commitments, and beliefs that will make employers want to hire you.
3. Provide Your Job Experience
Indicate your past employment and previous roles. If you don’t have any work experience, skip this part.
4. Provide Your Educational Background
Start by stating the higher level (or most recent education) attained to the lowest. Note that providing the grades in each level is a choice, as one can either write or omit.
5. Provide Your Skills
What skills do you have? Indicate skills you are competent in, aside from educational achievements. For example, a well-qualified driver.
6. Hobbies or Interests
Next are your hobbies, although it is not always necessary. But if you choose to provide them, ensure they don’t conflict with the kind of job you are applying for.
7. Provide the Referees
Your employer can know you better through your referees. Ensure you provide their names and contacts.
A Sample of A Well-Written CV (Curriculum Vitae)
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