Graduate profile example
Recent Business Management graduate with placement experience in customer operations, strong Excel reporting skills, and a track record of improving team processes through clear documentation.

Build a graduate CV that turns education, projects, internships, part-time work, and transferable skills into a clear application story.
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ATS-friendly graduate structure
Graduate CVs should make the target role obvious and translate academic or project experience into useful workplace evidence.
Internships, placements, societies, volunteering, part-time work, and coursework can all prove employability when framed well.
A graduate CV should usually be one page unless you have substantial relevant placements, projects, or technical experience.
Examples
Recent Business Management graduate with placement experience in customer operations, strong Excel reporting skills, and a track record of improving team processes through clear documentation.
Analysed customer survey data from 450 responses, built a dashboard in Excel, and presented three retention recommendations to a five-person project panel.
Handled 60+ customer queries per shift while balancing university deadlines, developing prioritisation, communication, and problem-solving skills.
FAQ
A graduate CV should include contact details, a short profile, education, relevant skills, projects, work experience, internships, volunteering, and achievements.
If your degree, modules, dissertation, or projects are stronger than your work history, place education before experience. If you have a strong placement, lead with experience.
Yes, but one page is often enough. Use two pages only if the extra content is relevant to the role and improves your application.
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