Preparing a CV for University

Service Description

This practical course is designed to help (prospective) students create an academic CV that will be an integral part of their university application package. Whether you are still a student or have already received your bachelor's degree, this module provides step-by-step guidance on building a CV that highlights your strengths, skills and experience in a clear and compelling way that will increase your chances of being accepted into your desired bachelor's or master's program. Participants will learn how to choose the most appropriate CV template based on a specific academic field. The course looks at different CV formats and explains when each is most appropriate. This module also focuses on how to properly structure and plan the content of your CV, ensuring clarity, logical consistency and impactful presentation. Learners will understand how to organize the information in the document to make a strong first impression on academic reviewers and stand out from all other candidates. Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, participants will be able to: - Choose the most appropriate format for their CV according to their academic field - Structure a professional and well-organized CV - Write clear and impactful descriptions of their experience and skills - Avoid common mistakes when preparing a CV - Create a polished academic CV that will compete with a large number of applications The course materials are in English. The language of instruction can be both Bulgarian and English. Bonus: During the seminar, general guidelines and instructions on how to prepare for an interview (if part of the application process) will be provided. Feedback from the trainer is included in the price for all those who have prepared and submitted their CVs for review after the course. Get a 20 euro discount on the course if you also purchase the course from the "Cover Letter for University" program. Contact us for more information. Time and place of the course: 14.10.2026 online from 18:30-19:30 Lecturer: Yana Semova