Create a résumé for an apprenticeship
For an apprenticeship, a clear résumé with school, internships, strengths and motivation matters. You can look professional even with little work experience.
For students, beginners and everyone applying for an apprenticeship.
The most important things at a glance
- school and qualification
- internships and part-time jobs
- strengths with examples
- relevant interests
- PDF for apprenticeship applications
What to include
Add contact details, school education, expected qualification, internships, part-time jobs, languages, computer skills and relevant interests. With little experience, internships and strengths are especially important.
Present strengths correctly
Do not only write “team player” or “reliable”. Show examples from school projects, clubs, internships, part-time jobs or family responsibility.
Use internships and part-time jobs
Even short internships can matter. Describe what you saw or did and why it fits the apprenticeship.
Choose the right template
A simple, clear template is usually better for apprenticeship applications than a very unusual design. Recruiters should find the key information immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start now with a suitable template
Open the editor, choose a design, and create your resume step by step. You can later add a cover letter and prepare your application as a PDF.
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