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Big questions


A good exercise to help you decide what to do next is to simply sit down and start writing. Below you’ll find a few suggested types of chart or plan. Not only are they great practice for CV writing and the application process, but should bring some insights into likes, dislikes, priorities and goals, and it might even be fun, or at the very least bring about some progress! There are of course apps for planning... you could simply do this on your phone or laptop. Or you might do just as well to clear a space and grab some coloured markers and paper and the help of a parent. Either way: first off, make a list of your goals as well as accomplishments, even if you haven't yet decided on a subject to study or a job you aspire to. It doesn't matter. For starters, why not just kick off with a list, for example jot down your: l Academic and personal strengths and weaknesses l Extracurricular activities – recreational or sporting – work and volunteer work Awards


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l Social life and friendships l Ambitions – both short and long term, and both your ultimate fantasy goals and perhaps some more realistic aims!


l Remember, though, this isn’t an application form, so it needn’t be a document that only highlights all your fantastic achievements… the aim here is to take into account what will suit your personality and ambitions as well as other circumstances.


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