To make an effective teenager CV, consider your achievements at school and from other extracurricular activities relevant to the job you want. Use them to demonstrate your skills and knowledge that you can translate to success at work.
Here’s how you can write a CV for a 16-year-old:
Choose a professional CV template or create a good CV layout from scratch.
Make a CV header with your name and contact information.
Write a personal statement saying what you want to achieve for the employer.
Add information about your education, including extracurricular activities, scholarships, awards, and the coursework you excel at.
Give examples of educational accomplishments that show you’ve got the skills needed for the job.
Make a CV skill section matching the job ad's skills.
Select additional sections such as volunteer work, language skills, and personal projects to provide more relevant information.
Proofread your CV to make sure everything is correct.