How do I write a CV for a degree apprenticeship?

How do I write a CV for a degree apprenticeship?

StoryGetting your CV started. First things first, this is a guide to the perfect apprenticeship or entry-level CV. Your details. Your details are arguably the most important part of your CV. Personal statement. Education. Skills. Employment history / work experience. Interests. References.

What do employers look for in apprentices?

Julie Taylor, National Careers Service adviser, says: “Employers are commonly looking for similar traits and characteristics in apprentices, regardless of the job role, including punctuality, reliability and having a real interest in the job, coupled with a willingness to learn.”

How do I write an apprenticeship application?

TIPSKeep content relevant to the apprenticeship you are applying for!List your qualifications and work experience, and how they have led and prepared you towards applying for this apprenticeship.Don’t include hobbies and interest at the point, because this needs to be included in your CV.

What skills do you have?

The top ten skills graduate recruiters wantCommercial awareness (or business acumen) This is about knowing how a business or industry works and what makes a company tick. Communication. Teamwork. Negotiation and persuasion. Problem solving. Leadership. Organisation. Perseverance and motivation.