Change the order
A working professional leads with experience. A student resume leads with education: course, year of study and, if it is strong, your grade average should be the first things read.
The problem with a student resume is rarely a lack of experience — it is that the experience you do have stays invisible. Coursework, society roles, volunteering and part-time jobs fill a page comfortably once they are written properly. The examples and guidance below show what to include and how to put it.
A working professional leads with experience. A student resume leads with education: course, year of study and, if it is strong, your grade average should be the first things read.
Society treasurer means budgeting and reporting. Team captain means organising other people. Write these as roles with what you were accountable for, not as hobbies.
For part-time roles, availability is often what decides between two similar candidates. One line naming your free days removes the main reason to skip you.
With limited history a second page is padding, and it is more visible than a short honest page. Cut anything you could not talk about for a minute.
Education first, then any responsibility you have held — a society role, volunteering, a sports team, caring duties. Employers hiring students expect short histories and read for reliability instead.
Yes while you are studying or recently finished. They stop mattering once you have a couple of years of work behind you.
No in the UK, Ireland, the US, Canada and Australia. Leave it off unless an application specifically asks for one.