Your CV is the first impression you make on an employer. A clear, well-structured CV can be the difference between getting shortlisted and being ignored.
Keep it Clean and Concise
Limit your CV to one or two pages. Use a simple, professional font and plenty of white space.
Essential Sections
- Contact details — name, phone, email and city.
- Career objective — one or two lines tailored to the job.
- Education — latest qualification first.
- Experience — with achievements, not just duties.
- Skills — relevant technical and soft skills.
Always proofread for spelling and grammar, and customise your CV for each job you apply to.