CV or Resume Sections

Create the perfect CV or resume section by section

  • How to Write a CV or Resume

    A good CV or resume is essential when competing for a job. We’ll show you how to write an effective resume and application cover letter. Guide to resume writing Our guide will help you write a resume that is: You can (i) use a template or (ii) start from scratch with a new Word document. The three…

  • Contact Section (CV or Resume)

    The contact section is a simple but visually important part of your CV or resume. It is the first thing recruiters see and will be looked at more than any other part. Name Your name provides the document title and so should stand out. This can be done using a larger font, bold and/or capitals. Make it stand out…

  • Education Section (CV or Resume)

    Education is often the make-or-break section of a CV or resume. You need a good one to get an interview for a professional or skilled position, especially if you are a recent graduate. For jobs requiring a degree but little experience, recruiters start by rejecting applicants with sub-par or unrelated credentials. How much emphasis you…

  • Experience Section (CV or Resume)

    The experience section is an opportunity to pitch your case. The aim is to show that you are meant to have the job in some way – your experiences and proven abilities align well with the position description. Recruiters are hoping to find quality candidates who tick the boxes and must be interviewed. Read job…

  • Cover Letter (CV or Resume)

    The cover letter for a job application summarises your case. Don’t repeat content. Tell a convincing story of why you’re the right person.