We don’t provide a CV writing service but below are some pointers to help you to put one together. Your CV is your most important sales tool and you want it to sell you. Make sure you check it for spelling mistakes and any errors which predictive text may have caused– potential employers will disregard CVs with mistakes. It should be easy to follow and your contact details need to be correct and appropriate. Sexymama, Raging Bulldog and Hotrod are examples of unsuitable email addresses when applying for work! Your CV should be no more than 2 pages of A4 in a simple font and have a clear and uncluttered layout. List your jobs starting from the most recent, put the company name, your job title and the dates you worked there and then your responsibilities in bullet form-you can expand on these at interview. If there are any gaps in your employment, explain them or if you have done temporary work, don’t leave it out. It is better to show that you have done some work rather than none. Include a personal profile, your education and qualifications as well as any relevant skills you have. Don’t exaggerate your CV as you will be caught out!