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A section-by-section checklist of what actually matters in an internship CV. Work through each section and mark off the tips as you apply them.
Profile Summary
How to write a 2–3 sentence summary that sets the tone
Keep it under 60 words
Your summary should tell a reader who you are, what you're studying or have studied, and what kind of opportunity you're looking for. Nothing more.
Lead with what's most relevant
If you're applying to a marketing role, mention your interest in consumer behaviour first, not your year of study.
Avoid generic phrases
"Hardworking and enthusiastic team player" means nothing. Replace it with something specific: "Computer science background, experience building web apps, and a strong interest in product."
Tailor it for each application
This doesn't require a full rewrite. One or two word changes to reflect the company's language can significantly improve relevance.
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