When you apply for a student internship, your CV usually lands on the recruiter's desk first. It is the heart of your application and shows at a glance who you are, what you can do, and what you have done so far. A cleanly built CV also proves, in passing, that you put in effort and genuinely want the internship.
But how do you write a convincing table-format CV when you have hardly any experience yet? That is exactly what we will work through here. You will learn step by step which sections belong in it, how to format them, and how to stand out from the crowd with concrete examples drawn from real before-and-after comparisons.
