Creating a CV
The most important thing to remember with CVs is that, like a covering letter, every one you submit should be tailored to a specific job. Whether you’re a recent graduate or an industry old-hand, you need to create a template and then adapt it to the job spec.
It’s important to put your information in the right order so that nothing gets missed when an employer is scanning your CV
Technical skills are critically important so you need to make sure you’re giving more than just a list of qualifications and certifications.
Employers want to know that you have the technical skills they require but they are also interested to know if you will fit in with their organisation.
Your personal interests are just as important as your skills, particularly if they are IT-related.
Writing your covering letter
Don’t let your covering letter be an afterthought.
A great covering letter is your chance to wow employers with your enthusiasm and highlight the most relevant parts of your CV.
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