Unit 23 LO1.2

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 https://www.ucas.com/careers/getting-job/how-write-cv

The best type of CV is one where the person has target it to attract the particular career path or next stage that they want to go down by trying to match their particular skills and abilities linked to their next stage that can help aid them with it. Your CV will have to be set out in different sections such as, the skills and abilities you have that meet the skill requirements. This will contain any past experience that you have been involved in but these experiences could be hobbies, activities, volunteering etc as well as any past work experiences. The next part will be about your qualifications, the grades you achieved in your most recent form of education that match the qualifications the employer is looking for. The CV must be presented in a manner that makes you look best suitable for that job, so when you are applying for more than one job the CV will need to be altered to fit the requirements of that job.

This my CV:


Sean Creevy 

Professional summary 

 

Physically-fit Mover working tirelessly to provide excellent levels of productivity throughout all types removals. Providing efficient, timely service with exceptional attention to furniture safety and security for first-class removal services. Dependable construction worker skilled in all methods, techniques, tools and equipment used in plaster trade. Aiming to contribute to this industry to help my team reach the ultimate goal. 

 

Work history 

 

Removal man 05/2020-Current 

Empty Bins UK-Liverpool Merseyside 

  • Dismantled furniture with caution and care, ready for transportation. 

  • Carefully loaded and unloaded goods to and from the van, providing exceptional care and attention to the safety and security of items. 

  • Carried out various moving services including house removals, office removals and storage unit swaps. 

  • Optimised storage areas to maximise access and meet needs of different types of products with specific weight, size or shape concerns. 

  • Offered to assist removal man with duties during busy periods, which led to development of additional skills and improved productivity within warehouse. 

  • Maintained a positive, professional, friendly moving service for excellent levels of customer satisfaction. 

Apprentice plasterer 07/2019-04/2020 

K. Platt-Liverpool, Merseyside 

  • Chose most optimal tools and materials for each project. 

  • Protected structures or surfaces near work areas to avoid damage or excess debris. 

  • Completed range of projects such as ornamental and flat plaster applications. 

  • Mixed substances or compounds needed for each task. 

  • Demonstrated in-depth knowledge of mason and plasterer duties. 

  • Applied plaster and other trowelled materials to walls and other surfaces and finished to smooth condition. 

  • Exceeded business objectives through timely completion of numerous jobs in 2019. 

  • Supported employer with daily operational functions. 

  • Worked directly with clients and management to achieve customer satisfaction. 

 

Skills 

  • Antiques removal 

  • Dismantling furniture 

  • Packing and unpacking 

  • Loading and unloading goods 

  • Lifting and sorting 

  • Warehouse environment safety 

  • Shipping and receiving 

  • Wrapping and boxing 

  • Quantity calculations 

  • Safety and compliance 

  • Box lifting 

  • Finish coat experience 

  • Plaster work 

  • Mess and base coat application 

  • Team player 

  • Scratch and brown coat application 

  • Patching, skimming and boarding 

  • Results-driven 

  • Concise time management 

  • Process implementation 

  • Microsoft Office 

  • Strong verbal communication 

  • Attention to detail 

  • Budgeting 

Education 

Cardinal Heenan Catholic High School 

A-Levels: Digital Media expected in 05/21 

A-Levels: Applied Business expected in 05/21 

A-Levels: Cambridge Technical IT expected in 05/21 


My CV isn't the best but it is a good CV as it shows a clear understanding and layout of all my skills, qualifications etc that I have. However, it lacks the sense of professionalism in the way that it is just like a big list.

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