The Ultimate Guide to Writing an Internship CV in Sri Lanka (2025)

A clear and professional format is crucial for your CV. Here’s how to structure it:

1. Contact Information

• Full Name
• Phone Number
• Professional Email
• LinkedIn Profile (if available)
• Portfolio (for creative/technical fields)

2. Professional Summary (Optional but Recommended)

A short 2-3 sentence summary that highlights your skills, education, and career aspirations.
Example:
"Motivated marketing undergraduate with strong analytical skills and a passion for digital marketing. Experienced in managing social media campaigns and content creation. Seeking an internship opportunity to apply my skills and gain industry experience."

3. Education

• University/College Name
• Degree Program (e.g., BSc in Computer Science)
• Expected Graduation Year
• Relevant Coursework (if applicable)

4. Skills Section

Divide this into hard skills (technical abilities) and soft skills (personal strengths):

• Hard Skills: Programming (Python, Java), Graphic Design, Data Analysis, etc.
• Soft Skills: Leadership, Teamwork, Communication, Problem-Solving.

Internship Experience (If Any)

If you’ve done an internship before, structure it like this:

• Company Name
• Internship Role
• Duration
• Key Responsibilities & Achievements

6. Projects & Extracurricular Activities

No formal work experience? No problem! List university projects, club activities, volunteer work, or personal initiatives that showcase your abilities.

7. Certifications & Courses

Highlight any relevant courses, certifications, or workshops that add value to your application (e.g., Google Digital Marketing Certification, Udemy Python Course, etc.).

8. References (Optional)

You can mention “Available upon request” or provide referee details with permission.