I'm an 18yo school leaver looking for any job to get some cash before uni next year and was wondering if this is good, I've incorporated a lot of the changes you all suggested (although not all)
I'm applying for entry level jobs, think supermarkets etc, and I was wondering if you think this is any good? I understand it'll always be a bit tough cause they'll know I'm going to uni, so probably don't want to hire me cause I'll disappear in a couple months, so I'm wondering if there's any good way around that other than just miss it off? Plus is there anything much you think needs changing on it?
Edit: I've made some changes, what do you think? https://www.reddit.com/r/CVwriting/s/lShhLpPs5C
I'm genuinely terrified for the sweat patch that I'll have, and the smell of the venue will be awful. Anyone got any tips?
Hi, I'm looking to write a CV to apply for a job in the summer holidays and I'm a bit unsure the best way to write it as a lot of the experience and skills I have is a lot more academic and not particularly relevant to the retail type jobs I'd likely be applying to, so I'm looking for some tips.
I'm just finishing A levels (so I'm 18) and am predicted very good grades (all A* in stem subjects), very good GCSEs and excellent uni offers, but I'm not sure how much to mention and talk about them, cause they're all for engineering? Also, I don't have very much previous experience apart from a week at an engineering firm and a week at a molecular biology lab, that again I'm slightly unsure how to incorporate into it?
I do have some other past experiences, like volunteering to help with scouts and the DofE award that I guess I could use to say I'm a good team worker but not crazy much apart from that.
I did one from the bond between the center carbon and the O+ to the O+, and another from the OH bond to the CO bond to form a carbonyl
Edit: OCR cause I forgot to put the exam board
Currently I have 4 across 2 devices, plus the failsafe of parents, but knowing me I'll still manage to sleep through them