Graduate Trainee CV Templates [Download And Edit]

1. Contact Information: Name, Address, Phone, Email. Be sure to include alternative contact channels, such as your LinkedIn profile.

On the subject of email address, create a professional one on Gmail or Yahoo mail, don’t use an unprofessional email like dannyrichie@gmail.com.

2. Career Objective: Write your resume objective according to the specific job you are applying for. For example, indicate the skills they included in the job description that you process.  You can also mention any relevant internships or work experience you have. Don’t let your summary be more than 3 sentences.

3. Education/Qualification: You can put your education at the top under your summary, if you feel this is the most significant. Provide accurate details about your certifications and qualifications with the institution, qualification name, and dates. Don’t forget to include qualifications you are currently completing too.

4. Relevant Experience: Clearly state your previous experience such as internships, PPA, business, and volunteer roles. Use brief sentences with bullet points to list your most important daily activities under each role you have had. Work experience must start with your most recent job at the top and the oldest at the bottom.

5. Key Skills: Incorporates keywords from the job posting and your specific skill set. This adds much-needed credibility to your resume. Also, writing a job posting keyword allows your resume to pass ATS.

6. Professional Courses: As you would normally have no core working experience which required working in a particular position and so forth you can perhaps provide courses you have done while completing your degree. Examples include computer courses, bookkeeping courses, social media mastery or any self-taught training via online course platforms like Udemy.