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Our September blogs have covered everything CV related. From content to covering letter, and everything inbetween!

What should be in the covering letter
Following on from last week blog with tips for writing your covering letter, this week we’ll cover what you should actually put in the letter and how you should lay it out. Continue reading>>>

How to write a covering letter for your CV
So, this is the final part of your CV puzzle – the covering letter! Once you’ve prepared a great CV, you need to make sure it gets read by right person and the best way to do this is to write a fantastic covering letter. Continue reading>>>

How to lay out Your CV
We’re getting there – you now have general writing tips to keep in mind when you are putting your CV together and more specific advice about what you should include in your CV, and this week we’ll look at what layout you should be using. And the first thing you need to keep in mind is that a formal layout is always best. Continue reading>>>

What goes in your CV?
Last week we showed you some general tips to think about before writing your CV – this week we’ll cover what information you should be putting in your CV. Continue reading>>>