CVs and LinkedIn profiles, rewritten and rehearsed until you land the offer — not just the interview.
No templates, no generic advice — just what's actually needed to get shortlisted, built around the graduate schemes you're targeting.
A full rewrite of your CV — structure, achievements, and language rebuilt around the graduate schemes you're actually targeting.
A full rewrite of your LinkedIn profile — headline, about section, and experience, built to get noticed by recruiters.
CV and LinkedIn rewrite, plus a 30-minute practice interview so you walk in prepared, not just on paper.
Along with the type of graduate scheme or role you're aiming for, so the work is specific rather than generic.
A short call to dig into your experience, target roles, and what's not landing — the detail a document alone won't show.
Built from the consultation — what to cut, what to add, and exactly how it's positioned for the roles you want.
A rewritten CV and profile, and — if you've gone for the full package — a practice interview under your belt.
This is a real client CV — the same role, described before and after. Personal and employer details redacted for privacy. Toggle to see the rewrite.
Hospitality professional with 5 years' experience working in a luxury estate hotel environment at . Experienced across food & beverage service, bar operations, and large-scale events, with a strong focus on delivering high-end guest experiences. Seeking a full-time supervisory role to further develop leadership skills within a premium hospitality setting.
Psychology and Criminology graduate with four years' progression at a five-star luxury estate hotel, currently selling premium retail on commission in its spa. Apply behavioural insight commercially — reading how a guest frames a purchase and adapting the pitch accordingly — and have converted single-item enquiries into multi-product sales of £350+. Seeking a commercial or sales graduate scheme where consumer understanding drives conversion.
I'd been putting my farm job front and centre because it was "real work experience," but it wasn't what mattered for what I wanted to do. Once we went through it properly, most of the useful stuff was buried in a volunteering line I'd barely written anything about. Rewriting it around the events I'd organised at uni changed the whole shape of the CV. I'm now getting approached for charity roles and sitting interviews, which wasn't happening before.
My CV read like every other business management grad's — generic modules, generic placement. It didn't say anything about the design work or the social accounts I'd actually been running on the side, which is the stuff I actually care about. Once that was front and centre, my LinkedIn and CV finally looked like proof I could do this, not just a hobby. Since then I've been contacted by a few established web and social media design companies.
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