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Sample Combination CV
Name
Address
Email
LinkedIn Url
Telephone
2013
Formatting Tips:
Use a calibri or arial font.
12pt. bold for headings/ 11pt. for all other text.
Align all paragraphs and bullet points together.
Save as a .doc
Profile:
[Insert status – ie current course title/ year/ study method] with experience in [insert sector/ skills or relevant
key job functions/ skills/areas of responsibility]. Eg. ‘Hons. B.A student/ graduate in _________ with X years of
experience in __________ roles or the ______ sector.’
Skills:

[Bullet point list of key skills that are relevant to the role you are applying for]
Professional Qualifications or Education History
The Profile section can also
be called Career Objective.
Your opening statement may
take time to perfect. Its aim is
to give the reader an instant
insight in to where you are at,
what skills and expertise you
are offering them.
Qualification Title, Awarding Body, Year Graduated (if currently studying – insert ‘expected Month/ Year )
 List of modules (if relevant)
Academic Projects/ Accomplishments/ Achievements: [Insert any relevant info. here relating to projects you have
done that is of interest to the reader – this space can also be used to highlight impressive grades, awards etc.]
Career History
Title/ Role, Employer, When-To
 List of 4/5 Key Responsibilities/ Duties

Key Learning’s / Accomplishments/ Achievements:
Title/ Role, Employer, When-To
 List of 4/5 Key Responsibilities/ Duties

Key Learning’s / Accomplishments/ Achievements:
CV Tip:
When you are reflecting on a job function for purpose
of a CV remember to compile ownership statements
using action verbs. For an online list of action verbs
and potential career skills to attach them to, click
here.
Additional Information:
[Insert any additional training/ projects/ accomplishments that do not fit directly under any of the previous
headings] This section is especially useful when you are highlighting skills gained through academic projects/
class group activities and/or assignments related to the role you are applying to.
Hobbies and Interests:
[Insert hobbies and interests] Consider filling this section with one sentence with each hobby/ interest
separated by commas.
References:
Available on Request
DBS Careers and Placement Team, 2013.