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Draft or sharpen your CV for a specific role, turning your experience into clear, results-focused bullet points that stand out to a hiring manager.
Fill in the boxes and the prompt updates as you type. Then copy it and paste it into your AI tool of choice.
The job title or type of work you are aiming for
Paste the advert or describe what the role involves and asks for
Your past jobs, skills, and achievements. Rough notes are fine.
How you want it to read
Your prompt
I'm applying for a primary school teacher / warehouse supervisor / junior designer role and want help writing my CV. Here's the job or the kind of work it involves: The role needs someone organised who can manage a small team and... Here's my experience, skills, and background: 5 years in retail, trained new staff, hit sales targets, GCSEs... Please help me write a CV tailored to this role. Turn my experience into clear, results-focused bullet points that highlight what I achieved, not only what I did. Match the language to the role where it honestly fits, and flag anything you think I should add or expand on. Keep the tone professional.
Give the AI a real job advert to work from rather than a job title alone. It can pick up the exact words the employer uses and echo them back where they honestly match your experience, which helps your CV get past the automated filters many companies use before a person ever reads it. Always check every line is true.
A tailored CV with a short personal summary and results-focused bullet points that match the role, plus a few suggestions of gaps worth filling before you send.
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