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Who wants to apply for a scholarship but doesn't feel confident because they think their CV is bad?
CV (Curriculum Vitae) is one of the most crucial documents in a scholarship application. It allows the scholarship provider to get to know your academic background, experience, and achievements in a nutshell. However, many applicants are still confused about how to compose a CV that is not too long, not too general, and still reflects their uniqueness. Here are 4 practical steps to writing a professional and appealing scholarship CV.
1. Start with Relevant Personal Information
The top section of your CV should contain clear and concise basic information, such as:
- Full name
- Residential address (just city and country)
- Contact: active cell phone number and professional email
- Link to portfolio (if any), such as LinkedIn or personal website
Tip: Avoid unprofessional emails such as gadisimut123@email.com-gunakan real name format.
2. Highlight Education and Academic Experience
As a scholarship applicant, your educational background is the main focus. Write down your education history from the last level, complete with:
- Name of institution
- Major and GPA (if requested)
- Year of entry and graduation (or in progress)
- Academic achievements or awards
Example:
University of Indonesia - Bachelor of Communication Science (2019-2023)
GPA: 3.76/4.00
- Outstanding Student of University of Indonesia
- Assistant Lecturer of Media Theory course
3. Showcase Experience
Scholarships are not only looking for academically smart students, but also active and impactful ones. This section can include:
- Campus organizations
- Committees
- Social or volunteer activities
- Internships or part-time jobs
Write briefly but clearly:
- Position and organization name
- Year of activity
- Main responsibilities or achievements
Example:
Head of Media Division - BEM FISIP UI (2021)
- Managed social media content namely instagram @bemfisip
- Increased Instagram engagement by 70% in 3 months
4. Add Supporting Skill & Certification
Di bagian akhir, tuliskan keahlian atau sertifikasi yang relevan dengan beasiswa atau program studi tujuanmu. Misalnya:
- Bahasa asing (beserta level: dasar/menengah/mahir)
- Kemampuan teknis: desain grafis, analisis data, coding
- Sertifikasi: TOEFL/IELTS, Coursera, dll.
Contoh:
Bahasa Inggris (IELTS 7.5)
Microsoft Excel (Advanced)
Data Analytics – Google Certification (2023)
Menulis CV beasiswa tidak harus rumit, tapi harus rapi, jelas, dan relevan. Pastikan setiap informasi yang kamu cantumkan benar-benar mencerminkan kekuatan dan kualitas dirimu sebagai kandidat. Selalu sesuaikan CV dengan jenis beasiswa yang dilamar, dan jangan lupa lakukan proofreading sebelum mengirim. Ingat, CV bukan hanya daftar riwayat hidup—tapi cerminan dirimu di atas kertas.
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