No work experience? Here’s how to write a CV that still gets you interviews.

If you're a fresh graduate and you don't have any work experience, there is how you can structure your CV to get you the kind of job you're looking out for. First and first, make sure you save this video and you can come back to your leader. So let's quickly dive in. So the first thing you need to have on your CV is your name and your contact information. At the very top, you have your name, your phone number, your email address, your LinkedIn portfolio or your LinkedIn profile. Then you can also add your portfolio if you're creative. Make sure the links are actually working because in most cases, some of those links don't work and it affects your job applications. The second thing you should have is your professional summary. So you should have two to three sentence about will you have what you're passionate about and what you're looking out for. So here's a sample here. You can pick it up and use that in composing your own CV to the next thing you should have is your skill, the skill session. You should have technical skills. You should have non technical skills. You should have job related skills. So a protein that I hand give you here is to go to the JD look at the kind of skills that are requiring and sprinkle it around your CV. So it makes your CV a solid CV. It makes you a sweat after candidate. After that, the next thing you should have is your internships, your volunteering or some of the projects you've done in school. So let's say you're currently seven right now. I can tell where you can include those experience. You've done your internship opportunity while you're in school. You've done sewers. You can have those experiences. That's about six months experiences or like a year experiences that you've had already. So the kind of rules you volunteer for, let's say you're charging your mosque, site projects. You helped your mom run the business. You can have all those things in a professional way in your CV. Make sure it's solid candidates. Now after that, you should have your education, your training and your certification. So you want to list it in the chronological or other. So your education, which are the reasons and whatever certification you've had in the past. You also had it. Let's say you took training on cassera, on gogu. There are a lot of platforms out that you can actually take training zone. You can at least do a certification in your CV. If I don't see it, I'm going to give this to make sure your CV is just one page max. So you want to transmit as possible to remove every relevant things from your CV. You want to make sure you're using bullet points. You're using the tundat font and tundat size, which is about 11 to like 12 and make it clean. Make sure there's no typo in it and it's easy to read. This is what you need to create a solid CV that will get you a job once you're out of school. Know what to do.