Expert advice on resume writing, ATS optimisation, career transitions, and landing your dream job.
Should you put references on your CV? Usually not. A UK guide to handling CV references, ditching the 'available on request' filler, and prepping your referees.
The UK plumber's guide to beating the ATS. Gas Safe, NVQ, WRAS and G3 keywords, real trade vocabulary, and before/after bullets with numbers that get you the callback.
The funded-hours hiring surge brought more early years jobs and more competition. Learn the EYFS, safeguarding and qualification keywords that get your nursery CV past the ATS filter.
The UK keywords that get a receptionist CV past the ATS: front of house, switchboard, SystmOne, Opera, SIMS, plus how to quantify calls, visitors and diaries by sector.
Your SIA licence is a hard filter. Learn the exact UK security CV keywords by role, how to quantify shift work, and where to put your licence so ATS and recruiters find it fast.
The exact UK warehouse CV keywords, quantified bullets and certifications that get you past the ATS and into the interview, from picker to warehouse supervisor.
The keywords UK chef adverts use, how to quantify covers, GP and brigade size, and before/after bullets that clear the ATS and land the trial shift.
Just got your GCSE results? Here is how to write your first CV at 16, from a simple personal statement to listing GCSE grades, even with no job experience.
Discover which CV action verbs get your bullets read, why 'responsible for' fails, and the verb + specific + number formula that beats every hollow buzzword.
How to write a student CV for part-time, weekend and Saturday jobs. Present availability, turn studies into evidence, keep it to one page and time seasonal hiring right.
Learn how to write a CV personal profile with a simple formula and 10 UK examples for graduates, career changers, returners, trades and more.
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