For international students and graduates preparing for graduate schemes, internships, part-time work, academic applications, PhD applications and early-career roles.
This service supports international university students and recent graduates preparing for:
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Graduate schemes
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Internships and placement roles
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Part-time and campus work
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Academic and research applications
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PhD applications
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Early-career industry roles
Strongest target markets: UK first, then Australia, Canada and US. India-based applicants are supported where relevant, but this service is designed for the international student route.
Academic-track and industry cvs
Two tracks, one guidance approach
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Academic-track CVs
For PhD and postgraduate applications, research assistant roles, teaching assistant applications and academic profile-building. Structured around research interests, methodology, publications where relevant, teaching, awards and academic references.
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Industry CVs
ATS-friendly formatting, role-targeted positioning, keyword mapping to job descriptions, evidence-based bullet points and clear career narrative. Sector-specific tailoring for finance, tech, healthcare, consulting, marketing and other student-relevant industries.
What we guide on
The guidance covers
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CV structure and format — academic-track or industry
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Content development — how to describe academic projects, dissertation work, technical projects, internships and volunteering
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ATS-friendly formatting for industry CVs
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Role-targeted positioning and keyword mapping
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Cover letter guidance for specific applications
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LinkedIn profile guidance — headline, About section, experience, skills, recommendations
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Personal statement guidance for PhD and Masters applications
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Interview and application preparation walkthroughs
LinkedIn guidance
Included with CV support — or as an add-on
LinkedIn profile guidance is included as part of the CV and resume service, or can be positioned as a standalone add-on if that’s what you need. Covers headline, About section, experience descriptions, skill selection, recommendations strategy and profile positioning for your target roles.
How this differs from academic guidance
Practical career document guidance
This service sits alongside our academic guidance pillars but with a different purpose. Academic guidance is about your degree and university work. CV, resume and LinkedIn guidance is about your career applications — CVs, cover letters, applications and profile positioning. Guidance-first approach still applies: we guide you through improving your document, we don’t write generic career documents for you.
Ready to sharpen your CV or LinkedIn?
Book a free consultation to talk through your application goals, or send us your current CV and target role for a first review.