CV Writing
This is the chance for you to sell yourself on paper and convince the reader that you are worth interviewing.

• Provide a summary of educational and qualification details, including grades and dates.
• Detail your career history starting with your most recent position.
• For each employment position, use bullet points rather than paragraphs.
• Make sure your CV clearly indicates the progress you have made: listing achievements and successes.
• Use good quality paper
• Attach a covering letter, explaining why you are suited to the job.
• Check and double-check for spelling and grammatical errors. (Get a second opinion).
• Where appropriate, tailor the CV to the position you are applying for.

• Waffle; you must keep the detail interesting and easy to read.
• Use more than 3 pages.
• Leave any career gaps unexplained.
• Detail points which are irrelevant.