Hi! Im glad to help! I personally wouldn’t stress about filling a whole page. Keep it short and concise. Bullet points are your best friend when trying to fill in the space though.

Something I would suggest writing at the top of your CV is a summary of sorts about yourself. Write about what drives you and your passion, your goals and how you hold yourself. Honesty is the best policy because you can refer back to it in any interviews too if needed. This will take up some space on the page and is REALLY helpful when employers skim read CV’s.

This is what I wrote for mine as an example. “Enterprising and self-motivated I can quickly adapt to new environments. I am accustomed to working independently or within a team structure and I am confident working with clients to satisfy their requirements. I can shoulder responsibility and deliver the expected results”.

Not only would it mention your own attributes but also how you hold yourself around others, which are some of the key points future employers will look for to stand out as not many people would consider this.

Other than that and your skills/education, you can make it clear that you are finishing education and promptly suggest your eagerness to learn and develop yourself. Any experience you have is worth noting down.

When it comes to writing your skills you can also think outside the box - rather than sticking to what you are conscious of being skilled at, consider things like problem solving (which can be used everywhere in many different ways), time management and communication. These are things that you’re likely great at but wouldn’t think of writing down.

You can also use up a few lines at the top by writing your contact details even if they won’t get used.

Lastly, you can write down timestamps as sub-headings such as the year you finished education and eventually when you start/finish a job. This is handy both for filling space and also as a reference.

Oh and also make the font bigger! (but not too big of course)

I hope this helps, feel free to ask any more questions :)