Writing a CV can be daunting and especially hard to know where to start. Striking the right balance between composing a concise CV while at the same time making sure you’ve included enough information to meet recruiter requirements can be especially tough. I’ve picked up a few tips with my own CV composition that I’d like to share with you. This guide aims to provide an overview of the most important aspects to focus so you can make your CV stand out when applying for graduate jobs. If you have an existing CV that you’re happy with these tips should also help serve as a CV checklist to make sure you’re hitting all the relevant points before sending your CV off to apply for graduate positions. My 5 CV tips are as follows.
Starting or joining a new college can be very overwhelming. Not only do you have to make new friends and start new lectures, but you have the exceptionally difficult task of choosing which societies to join. Let’s face it, there are so many student societies in UCD that even at the €2 signup fee, you could end up spending a small fortune.
Every little helps as they say, and this could not be more true for us students. With such a broad range of societies there really is something for everyone. We want to tell you about ten cool societies and what you could get from them.
Are you going on an exchange soon and have as much doubt as excitement? Don't panic, we've been there and we know how it feels,so today we bring you 5 tips in order to be prepared and most importantly, make the most of the best experience of your student life, because it goes by in the blink of an eye, and once it's over you will want to go back. Trust me.