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I am no resume expert. But, here are a few links that I found that you might find useful:
Your Teenager
Resumes and Cover Letters for Students
Yahoo! Answers - teen CVs
Punch the Sphinx - includes lots of swearing
Good website on creating CVs
Also, check out Microsoft Word's resume/CV templates. On 2007 or 2010, open up Microsoft Word, then go to New, scroll down to Resumes & CVs to browse their templates. Download the one you like and fill in your information.
If you're still in school, you might want to see if your school provides career counseling. You might also try a nearby Community College to see if they have a career counselor or a resume class.
Another option is to stop by your library. They usually have loads of great books on resumes and CVs. One of my favorite resume books is: The Only Resume and Cover Letter Book You'll Ever Need (it looks scary, but it is just full of sample resumes and cover letters). The library might even offer resume workshops.
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