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CV Formate

Preparing to write your CV 


A few simple steps will help you get ready to create your CV. 

1. Read the job description
It'll tell you what the employer is looking for. 
Look for the key skills and think about how your own past experience relates to the job. This will help you tailor your CV to the position. 
Try to spot key words and notice the language the employer is using. Use similar phrases when you create a CV, so it's easier for the person reading it to see how you match up.

2. Think about how you’ll order your CV
When you write a CV, you can lay it out in different ways, depending on what you want to show. Put the most important information for this particular job at the top. Have they asked for a qualification?
Do they want work experience in something? Or are specific skills important to them? The job description will help you decide what to priorities. 




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