im 16 and haven't recieved my gcse grades, what shall i put in my cv?

I'm in the same boat as you and i just put grades i have already recieved and my predicted ones.

So i've got:

GCSE predicted grades (to be confirmed on ** August 2008)

And then i've listed all of the subjects and grades.

(For instance:

English : A

Maths: B, etc, etc.)

Good luck - hope you get the results you want! :)

You "done good"? Was English one of the subjects that you failed, perhaps? Whether you need to put in grades really depends on your level of education. If you have a degree, then no-one needs to know about your GCSE results if they're less than stellar, because the fact that you have a degree means you at least have some level of intelligence. However, if you only have GCSEs, then yes, you probably do need to put grades on. It also depends on how old you are. If you're a recent school-leaver, then obviously your education carries more weight than if you're forty years old and have been working for 20 years. As a general minimum, employers will want to be assured that you passed GCSE English and Maths. So, assuming that you passed them, you could write something like "Passes in eight GCSE subjects including English and Maths". The bottom line is though ... if you are young enough and inexperienced enough for your education to be important and you don't put it on your CV, then they'll simply ask you in an interview what grades you got.

Put something like "awaiting results" or "result to be confirmed". Predicted grades mean nothing to employers and it will look bad if you have to then tell an employer your results and they are not as high as you were expecting.

You could put your predicted grades (obviously make it clear that they were your predictions). Or if your predicted grades weren't so great/you think you'll do better in your real results, you could just write "awaiting grades". Good luck! :)

CV? What job are you applying for? Do you really need a CV? Well if you really need to hand one in you should put your skills (especially ones applicable to the job you're applying for).

put your predicted grades down but make sure write predicted grades

list them as taken, and in the grade column, put a * and underneath the box put another asterisk (*) and write "results not supplied yet"...... job done............

GCSE results TBC.

TBC = to be confirmed.

u should supply your mock or predicted grades