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    CV Library Graduate No Experience CV Template

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    This document is a CV template that provides guidance on how to structure and write a CV. It includes sections for contact information, a professional profile, education and qualifications, placements and projects, awards and recognition, and interests. The professional profile section advises the job seeker to summarize their abilities, skills, knowledge, and educational achievements. The placements and projects section recommends providing detailed descriptions of relevant work experiences and projects to demonstrate skills that could be applied in the workplace.

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    CV Library Graduate No Experience CV Template

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    This document is a CV template that provides guidance on how to structure and write a CV. It includes sections for contact information, a professional profile, education and qualifications, placements and projects, awards and recognition, and interests. The professional profile section advises the job seeker to summarize their abilities, skills, knowledge, and educational achievements. The placements and projects section recommends providing detailed descriptions of relevant work experiences and projects to demonstrate skills that could be applied in the workplace.

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    This document is a CV template that provides guidance on how to structure and write a CV. It includes sections for contact information, a professional profile, education and qualifications, placements and projects, awards and recognition, and interests. The professional profile section advises the job seeker to summarize their abilities, skills, knowledge, and educational achievements. The placements and projects section recommends providing detailed descriptions of relevant work experiences and projects to demonstrate skills that could be applied in the workplace.

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    CV Library Graduate No Experience CV Template

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    Oto Gir
    This document is a CV template that provides guidance on how to structure and write a CV. It includes sections for contact information, a professional profile, education and qualifications, placements and projects, awards and recognition, and interests. The professional profile section advises the job seeker to summarize their abilities, skills, knowledge, and educational achievements. The placements and projects section recommends providing detailed descriptions of relevant work experiences and projects to demonstrate skills that could be applied in the workplace.

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    Forename Surname | X Graduate

    Location: xxxxxxx
    Telephone: xxxxxxxxxxx
    Email: xxxxxxxxxxxxx

    Professional profile
    Provide a summary of your abilities including detail on the skills and knowledge you have to offer
    employers, including your educational achievements (especially your degree), grades, courses and projects.

    Expand on industry specific knowledge and the transferable workplace skills you have gained throughout
    your degree such as communication, teamwork, organisation, planning, IT skills etc. Also, if you have any
    impressive extra-curricular activities, then it’s worth touching upon them here.

    Education & qualifications


     University name – Dates attended (from – to)
    o Degree subject – Classification
    Add some detail on modules, specialisms, projects, papers etc.

     College name – Dates attended (from – to)


    o Qualification – Grade
    o Qualification – Grade
    o Qualification – Grade

     School name – Dates attended (from – to)


    o Qualification – Grade
    o Qualification – Grade
    o Qualification – Grade

    Placements and projects


    Tip: To compensate for your lack of experience, fill this section with plenty of examples of skills that could
    be applied in the workplace by detailing any impressive projects (from in or outside of university) or work
    placements you have undertaken.

    mmm yyyy - mmm yyyy Project/placement

    Outline
    Give a summary of the project/placement explaining the overall goal and what your involvement was

    Key responsibilities
     Detail your responsibilities and showcase as much of your skills and knowledge as possible
     Use professional language and show how your duties impact the business where possible
     Try to highlight skills and knowledge from your degree and show how you apply them
     Include subject-matter knowledge from your degree and transferable skills, like communication,
    teamwork, planning etc.
     xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

    Key achievements
     If possible, try to add some impressive achievements you’ve made that have had a big impact on
    the employer or a customer/client

    mmm yyyy - mmm yyyy Project/placement

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    Awards and recognition
     Award and awarding body – Date achieved
     Award and awarding body – Date achieved

    Interests
    Interests: List any interests that could be relevant to the roles you are applying for, or could generally
    be deemed as impressive, such as competing in contests, fundraising, volunteering,
    travelling or playing sports.

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