First Time Job CV Example

If you are new to the job world and this is the first time you have wanted to apply for a job then below is an example of what your CV should consist of.

Before starting to write your CV, it is important to make a note of what jobs or work experience you have done in the past and what education you have had and use your personal profile to be a bit about you.

Collate all the information you have first then it will make it easier to lay it out in a CV format as per below:

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First Time Job CV Example

Name Surname
Address
Mobile No/Email

PERSONAL PROFILE

I have completed my (university degree, school education, college education) and I am now looking for a first time role and I was very interested in the role that you have advertised. (Please state the reasons as to why you are interested and how your skills are relevant).

I am a self motivated person who likes to work hard and achieve good results. I enjoy learning new things and I am always keen to learn new skills and experiences.

I am a confident person with good communication skills and an enthusiastic nature. I am keen to work hard and have a good career. I am flexible about my hours and days of work and I am looking forward to being able to work with an employer and be of benefit to their company.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Date to Date or To Date – JOB TITLE? – Where?

In my role as XXXXXXX, I liaise with companies/colleagues, type documents, run errands etc (put the basic duties here of what you do). My responsibilities include:

• Any Typing?

• Do you deal with office things such as post, filing, faxing, photocopying?

• Do you run errands for a Manager?

• Do you do any IT work? If so what using what packages etc?

QUALIFICATIONS

University, College, School – For all include titles/subjects and qualifications, make them in a clear list of:

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

What computer skills do you have?
Have you done any training courses or work experience training that would be relevant to this role?

HOBBIES & INTERESTS

What do you like to do outside of work? Remember to think about these carefully and focus on hobbies such as: Keeping fit, Reading books, visiting new places etc.

REFERENCES

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