1. Lean Towards A Simpler CV Version.
At this level, it is advised you should be putting emphasis on your other outstanding qualities.

2. State A Clear Objective.
When stating your objective, make it simple and direct. Since you are aspiring to start your career state what you want to do or why you are applying. For example, “Seeking an entry level position in accounting.”

3. Include your Internship Experience
That three month attachment period in your third year in the university is not insignificant, on the contrary, it means a lot in selling yourself. It might be short but it served to expose you to the industry you want to join.

4. Highlight Your Educational Qualifications.
Highlight on your qualifications and in cases of exemplary performance, make sure you include it. This may be in the form of honors in your performance.

5. Present more emphasis on your competence.
Since your CV cannot be filled with work experience, try to give more emphasis on your core competence. This will make employers interested in "raw" talent. A list of your core competence may include;

-Ability to form positive relationships with colleagues
-Have a proactive, can-do approach to work.
-Able to react quickly and effectively when dealing with challenging situations.
-Tactful, discrete and having respect for confidentiality.
-Typing speed of 50wpm.
-Able to prioritize individual workloads according to deadlines.

And for it to be more effective, this should come immediately after your career objectives. I hope these tips helps some fresh graduates.

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