Get your CV past the first cut
Send me your CV and I'll read it the way someone screening a stack of applications actually does. A few seconds first, then properly, line by line. It comes back annotated with the exact edits that make the difference, within 72 hours.
Who this is for
- Sixth formers applying for part-time work, apprenticeships and degree apprenticeships.
- University students going for internships, spring weeks, placements and graduate schemes.
- Anyone who has a CV already but no real idea whether it is doing them any favours.
What you get
- Line-by-line annotated feedback, marked up directly on the CV you send.
- Bullet points rewritten for impact, with real numbers and stronger verbs.
- Layout and formatting fixes, including getting it onto one page properly.
- Tailoring guidance for the specific roles you are applying to.
- An honest note on what to cut, because most CVs spend space on lines that earn nothing.
Three steps, start to finish
Pay securely
Checkout runs through Stripe, so your card details never touch this website. You get a confirmation email straight away.
Send your CV
Reply to that email with your CV attached as a PDF or Word document, and tell me the sort of roles you are going for.
Get it back
Within 72 hours I send back your CV annotated line by line, plus a short written summary of the changes that matter most.
CV Review
Your CV read properly and returned annotated line by line, with rewritten bullet points and formatting fixes.
£25
CV + Personal Statement
Both documents reviewed to the same depth, each returned annotated line by line within 72 hours.
£40
After payment, send your CV to casian@specialist-tuition.com and I'll take it from there.
Why not just run it through an AI tool?
You can, and it will happily tell you a bullet point sounds vague. What it will not tell you is whether a claim survives the first interview question about it, or which of your experiences actually matter for the thing you are applying to.
I have been through these applications recently myself, which is the whole point. You get a real read from someone who knows what the person on the other side is skimming for.
Also reviewing personal statements
Applying to university as well? I review UCAS personal statements to the same depth, built around the current three-question format.
Not sure it's worth it yet?
Ask me anything before you pay. I'd rather tell you honestly that your CV is already in good shape than take £25 off you for nothing.
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