cv advice

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hello people take a look at my cv any advice would be good



Personal profile
A versatile reliable hard working I.T literate individual who is working towards Microsoft certified accreditations. Willing to learn new skills to get technically better,able to work on own initiative or as part of a team. Good communication skills always putting the customers needs first, can meet deadllines on time always puts the full effort to get the job finished. Excellent range of I.T skills and familiar with a range of I.T packages. Strengths are diagnosing the problem and finding a solution to fixing it,providing support and helping customers to meet their demands. Enjoys the challenge and achievement of solving IT problems. Has experience with all operating systems within the microsoft windows environment and is enthusiastic about the troubleshooting aspect of I.T work.

Key Skills
Solving problems
Working to deadlines
Handling complaints
Communicating with customers
Gets the job done to the best of ability


I.T skills
Install and configure 95, 98 and XP platforms
Troubleshooting printer problems
Set up and troubleshoot networks
Fault finding either hardware or software


Education and training

Broadway school from september 1999 to july 2004
Gcse English Grade C
Gcse I.T Grade C
Gcse Maths Grade D
Gcse Science Grade D

Currently studying for the MCSA qualification with Advent Computer Training december 2006 - present

Comptia A+ certified

Matthew Boulton College from september 2005 to july 2006
Level 2 system support passed

City College from september 2004 to july 2005
Level 2 software development passed


I have attended workshops at Advent Computer Training where i worked on troubleshooting desktop computers,installing computer software and hardware and also networking computers together. I also gained hands on experience by fixing computer components and parts on to the motherboard.

Hobbies and interests
My hobbies are learning new skills about computers,surfing the net playing football and socialising. My interests are computers and the latest technologies. I also like to go to the gym and also like to play snooker. I like reading mainly science fiction and facts.

Driving license: Full clean driving license available

References: Available upon request

 

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I'd get rid of the grades on your CV.

That's the first thing I was told, just put that you passed your GCSE's.

 

Try reading this thread about "Writing the Killer CV". It'll save a lot of time.

http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread6029.html

 

You might want to also consider using bullet points on your CV and also reduce the profile comment. I strongly believe with a CV as yours you can start searching for 1st line helpdesk or call logging roles. Best wishes and lets know how you get on.

 

how many lines do you think i should have for my personal profile? some people iv spoken to say about 5 lines and some say more??