Students and first-time applicants
Begin with your qualification, a relevant project and any completed internship or volunteering. Explain the work you personally did. A project entry might identify the assignment, the tools used and the output you prepared. Label it as study or training so an employer can understand its context.
A short CV can work well when there is little employment history. Leave space for readable text rather than stretching a small amount of experience with generic claims. The graduate example above shows how to write practical bullets without presenting academic work as paid employment.
