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Getting to the interview

The application is already being assessed

Writing a CV and application form that gets shortlisted

The personal or supporting statement

Researching before you apply

Checkpoint: strong applications

How to write a CV, application form and supporting statement that actually gets shortlisted — mapping evidence to the job description and researching the role before you apply.

The interview only happens if the application gets you there. This module covers how to build a CV and application that a busy panel will actually shortlist — mapping your experience to the job description, evidencing your claims, and researching the role before you apply.

Module 15-Applying for Jobs: CVs, Applications and Getting Shortlisted

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