What is how to put gcses on cv?
Here's how to present your GCSEs on your CV:
General Formatting:
- Placement: Typically listed in the "Education" section. This section usually follows your "Summary/Profile" and "Work Experience" sections, especially if you're a recent graduate or have limited work experience.
- Order: List your GCSEs in reverse chronological order (most recent first). However, since GCSEs are usually all taken in the same year, order is less critical.
- Conciseness: Aim to be clear and concise. Avoid unnecessary details.
Information to Include:
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School Name and Location: State the name of the secondary school/high school you attended and its location (town/city).
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Qualification Type: Explicitly state "GCSEs" or "General Certificate of Secondary Education".
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Grades:
- List the subject and the grade achieved.
- Option 1: Listing Individually: List each subject and its corresponding grade. This allows you to highlight strong grades in particular subjects.
- Option 2: Summary: If you have many GCSEs, you can summarize them (e.g., "Achieved 9 GCSEs including Mathematics, English, and Sciences, grades A*-C"). Then you can list the important ones separately (such as the ones below).
- Note: If you have any subjects with lower grades that aren't relevant to the job you're applying for, you can consider omitting them or summarizing as described above.
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Key Subjects (Highlighting):
- Pay special attention to these subjects, especially if they are relevant to the job:
- Highlight these subjects, particularly if you achieved high grades in them. If a job description specifically mentions a required subject, make sure it's prominently displayed in your GCSE list.
Example:
**Education**
**[School Name], [Town/City]**
* GCSEs (General Certificate of Secondary Education)
* Mathematics: A
* English Language: B
* English Literature: B
* Science (Double Award): B
* History: C
* Geography: C
* French: C