Finding your first job fresh out of university can be difficult, time consuming and sometimes unsuccessful. Submitting your details to GER will make you known to some of the top graduate recruiters in the engineering industry.
The most important document in securing an initial interview is your CV - the following steps provide an indication of how to produce a clear and concise CV.
How To Write A CV
Taking time to produce a strong CV is the first step in making a recruiter take notice of your application and hence this is the key to new challenges. When writing your CV it is worth bearing in mind a potential employer may spend little time in its initial reading. It is vital, therefore, that your CV is well presented and clearly structured, with the most relevant information on the first page and readily available.
To make the information on your CV easily accessible we recommend the following structure:
- Your contact details
- Education and any professional qualifications
- Work experience
- Personal statement (include skills such as computing, positions of responsibility and membership of any professional organisations eg student IChemE, IMechE, ICE)
- References
CV clinic
Every CV submitted shall be reviewed and feedback will be given to all applicants on whether it can be improved. Our consultants are in a unique position to see which CVs are successful and how yours could be improved to better your chances of obtaining your ideal job.
CV submittal - Follow this link to submit your CV (.doc format). It is completely free and could put you on the career path you are looking for.
