1. Name, professional title and contact details

(This should be at the top of the page)

2. Personal profile

A short paragraph just underneath the name and contact giving prospective employees (in our case prospective investors) an overview of who you and what you are all about.

This section should be ‘tailored’ to the shark tank investment

You can address who you are , what can you offer by getting the investment and what are your career goals.

3. Experience and employment history

These should be listed in reverse chronological order.

State job title, employer, dates of work and a line that summarises the role.

Then bullet point key responsibilities, skills and achievements.

If you have a lot of experiences, state the ones that are most relevant.

4. Education and qualifications

Also should be in reverse chronological order

5. Additional section

You could include your key skills, hobbies and interests.

In terms of formatting and spacing, the CV should be no longer than 3 pages and no shorter than 1 page.

Each section must contain a heading in bold

Fonts should be calibri or Arial

Body of the CV should be between 10- 12 font size and headings between 14-18. Page margins should be around 2.5 cm and no less than 1.27 cm .

Ensure to proofread as even spellings may be flagged.

Use tailored words specific to shark tank as mentioned above.

Show why you deserve the investment.

Including your photo at the top is optional.