Great question! If you’re a student planning to apply for part-time jobs abroad (such as in the UK, Australia, Canada, USA, etc.), your resume (CV) should be concise, focused, and highlight your skills and experiences relevant to part-time employment. Here’s what you should include:

1. Contact Information

- Full Name
- Phone number (with international code if applying abroad)
- Email address (professional)
- Local address (once you have it in the host country, or your home country for pre-arrival applications)

2. Personal Statement / Career Objective

- 2–3 lines describing your motivation, skills, and what you hope to achieve in a part-time role (e.g., “A motivated international student seeking part-time work to develop customer service skills and gain real-world experience while continuing my studies.”)

3. Education

- Name of your current university/college and course (include start and expected end dates)
- Any relevant coursework, achievements, or projects

4. Work Experience

- List any previous part-time jobs, internships, volunteering, or project work
- For each, include:
- Job title
- Employer/organization
- Dates of employment
- Key responsibilities and achievements (use bullet points)

5. Skills

Highlight soft and hard skills relevant to part-time roles, such as:
- Communication skills
- Teamwork
- Customer service
- Time management
- Multitasking
- Computer/IT skills
- Languages (especially if you speak English and/or the local language)

6. Extracurricular Activities

- Any clubs, sports, leadership roles, or volunteer work that demonstrate transferable skills

7. Certifications (if any)

- E.g., First Aid, language certificates, computer courses

8. References

- “References available upon request” is sufficient, unless specifically asked to provide contact details.

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Tips for a Strong Student Resume:

- Keep it to 1 page (maximum 2 pages)
- Use clear formatting and bullet points
- Tailor your resume to the job (e.g., highlight customer service for retail/restaurant jobs)
- Quantify achievements when possible (e.g., “Served 50+ customers daily”)

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If you’d like, Pollster Education can help you review or create your resume/CV for part-time jobs abroad. Just let us know!

Need help preparing your resume or want to know more about part-time work regulations in your destination country? Feel free to ask!