
Graduate
Education and projects first, for when experience is still growing.
Best for: Graduates, Interns, First job
With little or no full-time experience, a graduate resume wins on structure: education and relevant projects first, evidence of initiative, and skills tied to the job.
Paste a recent graduate job posting and get a tailored resume in about 30 seconds.
Tailor my resume freeReplace everything in [brackets] with your own details. Keep it to three or four lines and make every claim one you can back up.
Recent [degree] graduate from [university] with experience in [projects, internships, part-time work]. Skilled in [skills]. Looking to apply [skills] as a [role] at [type of company].
Only list skills you genuinely have, and put the ones the job posting asks for first.
Use the exact wording from the job description where it is true for you. These terms come up often in this field:
Start with a strong verb, say what you did, and finish with the result. Fill in your real numbers. If you do not have a number, describe what changed instead.

Education and projects first, for when experience is still growing.
Best for: Graduates, Interns, First job

The classic university CV: centred, serif, education first, black and white.
Best for: Graduate school, Law, Finance, Consulting

Compact, bright and one page. Education leads.
Best for: Internships, Placements, Apprenticeships
Education, projects, coursework, volunteering, part-time jobs, skills and leadership roles, each with what you did and what resulted.
One page.