Hugh Said:

I want to find a job so that I can offord car insurance+drive (I'm 17) but I have no idea how to write a CV?

We Answered:

There are firms that will write you a professional cv for about 20 bucks.
It'll look like you are a rocket engineer.. well spent money.
Just search google.

Betty Said:

How do I write a CV + Cover Letter For A Games QA Tester Job?

We Answered:

For the benefit of our America friends CV = Resume

Donald Said:

any idea making CV cos i don't know how to start writing my CV for applying job to ireland?

We Answered:

There are loads of places you can get help. Job Centre Plus, is one. Try loading it through the internet, you should get loads of responses.

Jaime Said:

dream job! how can i make my CV noticeable enough to get reach a interview?

We Answered:

It's very difficult to answer your letter as you don't give any info on your experience, your knowledge, the position you are targeting on. In any case, any resume must be unique and personal. You should sit, make a clear picture of your past work experience or extracurricular activities in your head, all your weaknesses and pluses, choose the proper format of CV for the job position you are applying to and with the inspiration write everything down! There are a lot resources online to help you with CV writing tips. Don;t be afraid - what you strive for will be in your hands.

Aaron Said:

I'm applying for a job, and writing a CV, but I haven't got my grades yet?

We Answered:

Yes you should put your predicted grades in, I would do so in this manor.

English (A)*
Maths (B)*
Science (C)*
...

*=Predicted Grades

Hope this helps! and make sure you ammend your grades once you recieve them.

Julian Said:

how do i write a CV if i've never had a job before and haven't recieved my GCSE grades yet?

We Answered:

Just write down what your predicted results are. Talk about any work experience you've taken when at school and write about all your key skills that they would potentially want and basically just say your a fast learner and hard worker. You can usually find templates about what to write in a CV on net.

Jay Said:

How to write a winning CV for this job (Actuarial student)?

We Answered:

I have a low grade actuarial job (i.e no qualification but bad asss skills). If you are applying for a graduate position talk about your leadership skills and other codependency base stuff, if on the other hand your after a job like mine focus on your analytical and programming skills like I can build a awesome excel spreadsheet, i can tell the problem with this and I can program in VB. These are the basic skills that I use on a day to day basis but make me good at my job (product actuary, different to most actuary's)