Your Full Name
your.email@example.com • 07XXX XXXXXX • City, County
Personal Statement
Write 2–3 sentences about yourself, your studies, and what kind of role you're looking for. Mention your strongest qualities and what you're passionate about. Show enthusiasm and willingness to learn.
Education & Qualifications
School / College / University Name
List your subjects and grades. Mention any relevant coursework, projects, or dissertations. Include predicted grades if you haven't received results yet.
School Name
X GCSEs grades 9–4 (or A*–C) including English and Maths. List key subjects or summarise.
Skills & Achievements
Communication — e.g. presentations, group work
Teamwork — e.g. sports, group projects
Organisation — e.g. managing deadlines
IT Skills — e.g. Office, Google Suite
Problem solving — e.g. coursework challenges
Any awards, certificates, or achievements
Work Experience / Volunteering
Organisation, Location
Describe what you did and what you learned. Include part-time jobs, work experience placements, volunteering, or helping at school events. Focus on transferable skills.
Organisation, Location
Brief description of the role and what you gained from it.
Hobbies & Interests
Mention 2–3 genuine hobbies or interests, especially those that show positive qualities — e.g. team sports (teamwork), reading (curiosity), coding projects (initiative), Duke of Edinburgh (resilience).
References
Teacher / Tutor Name
Subject / Department
School / College Name
email@school.ac.uk
Employer / Supervisor Name
Job Title
Organisation Name
email@example.com
Tips for school leavers & graduates: Don't worry about limited work experience — employers expect it. Focus on your education, transferable skills, and enthusiasm. Include volunteering, extracurriculars, and part-time work. Always proofread before sending.