First Name Address

Phone

Last Name Email

LinkedIn Profile

Give a summary your career from both an academic and workplace standpoint being sure to include
your highest academic achievements, along with types of companies you have worked for and
commercial work you have been involved in. Also include years of experience and any notable awards,
research or publications.

Skills
 List your strengths relevant for the role you’re  List one of your strengths
applying for  List one of your strengths
 List one of your strengths
NOTE: Write down all the necessary skills you acquired at your
various jobs. The types of skills listed should be as per the
following: Employability skills – qualities and attitudes that
employers say are essential for their workplace
Transferable skills – general skills that you can take to any
workplace. Specialist skills – skills that relate to a specific job or
group of jobs.

Experience

Job Title / Company, Location

Dec 2016 – Present

Outline:

Give a high-level overview of the role to show how you fit into the company and what the overall goal of
your role is (or was). Showcase as much of your skills and knowledge as possible. 1-3 lines should be
enough.

Key Responsibilities:

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

NOTE: Give lots of detail in recent roles and less in old roles as you go down the CV.

Job Title / Company, Location

Nov 2015 – Nov 2016

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.
Outline:

Give a high-level overview of the role to show how you fit into the company and what the overall goal of
your role is (or was). Showcase as much of your skills and knowledge as possible. 1-3 lines should be
enough.

Key Responsibilities:

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Job Title / Company, Location

Oct 2014 – Oct 2015

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Outline:

Give a high-level overview of the role to show how you fit into the company and what the overall goal of
your role is (or was). Showcase as much of your skills and knowledge as possible. 1-3 lines should be
enough.

Key Responsibilities:

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Job Title / Company, Location

Sep 2013 – Sep 2014

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Outline:

Give a high-level overview of the role to show how you fit into the company and what the overall goal of
your role is (or was). Showcase as much of your skills and knowledge as possible. 1-3 lines should be
enough.

Key Responsibilities:

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Job Title / Company, Location

Aug 2012 – Aug 2013

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Outline:

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Give a high-level overview of the role to show how you fit into the company and what the overall goal of
your role is (or was). Showcase as much of your skills and knowledge as possible. 1-3 lines should be
enough.

Key Responsibilities:

Describe your responsibilities and achievements in terms of impact and results. Use examples, but keep
it short.

Education
MONTH YEAR
Degree Title / School, Location
You don’t have to write all your modules/subjects. It’s okay to brag about your GPA, awards, and
honors. Feel free to summarize your coursework too.

MONTH YEAR
Degree Title / School, Location
You don’t have to write all your modules/subjects. It’s okay to brag about your GPA, awards, and
honors. Feel free to summarize your coursework too.

MONTH YEAR
Degree Title / School, Location
You don’t have to write all your modules/subjects. It’s okay to brag about your GPA, awards, and
honors. Feel free to summarize your coursework too.

Activities
Use this section to highlight your relevant passions, activities, and how you like to give back. It’s good to
include Leadership and volunteer experiences here. Or show off important extras like publications,
certifications, languages and more.

References
If a job posting doesn't request references, don't list any references on your resume or send any
references with your job application. If requested, list the names, positions and current contact details of
colleagues who can give insight into your work performance. Remember to ensure that you have their
permission before listing their names.