Student (Part-time) CV Example and Writing Guide

Having little work experience as a student is normal - employers know that. The goal of a student CV is to show your studies, your availability and every experience where you took responsibility.

Show your studies and availability

Write your course, year of study and expected graduation date. For part-time roles, stating which days and hours you can work makes the employer's life much easier.

Count every experience

Volunteering, society roles, summer jobs, helping in a family business or university projects all show responsibility. Describe them in short, concrete sentences.

Keep skills realistic

List software, languages, social media or design tools with your real level. Exaggeration usually backfires in the interview.

What Every Student (Part-time) CV Should Include

• Course, year and expected graduation
• Days and hours you can work
• Volunteering / society / project experience
• Computer and language skills

Example Work Experience Lines

Write your experience in the same concrete, measurable way:

• "Organised 5 events as events coordinator of the university entrepreneurship society."
• "Worked weekend shifts as an assistant barista during the summer."

Skills You Can Highlight

Completed Student (Part-time) CV Example

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