This section will appear at the start of your resume, and gives the reader a little bit of information about who you are and what you are planning on doing. Be honest, and think about the skills, strengths, and interests you have which relate to the job you are applying for.

This section is standard for a resume, and contains information about your education and any significant achievements.

This section contains information about any exposure to work you may have had. If you haven't had any paid work experience that's ok, try to list some volunteering roles or unpaid work experience. Remember to check your spelling and punctuation as we can't fix it for you in these sections.

This section tells a potential employer about the things you do outside of school, and is important when you don't have a lot of experience with paid work. You can list current roles and activities that you do right now, as well as ones you have done in the past. If you don't have anything to list, just leave this section blank.

You need to supply the names and contact details of two people who know you personally but who are NOT related to you. You MUST always ask your references for permission before you put them on your resume, and let them know what jobs you are applying for, otherwise they may not speak favourably of you.

You need to list your contact details so people can reach out to you if they want to arrange an interview. Check your email address and phone number are correct before submitting the form.