Firstly, when it comes to highlighting work experience on your CV, recruiters typically pay close attention to your ability to demonstrate familiarity with consulting processes and your proactive approach in contributing to projects. While it's tempting to emphasize tangible outcomes like cost savings, it's more crucial to showcase how your work contributed to the overall case and made your team's job more effective. For instance, emphasizing traits like proactiveness, independence, and efficient execution without needing excessive review iterations are key. Remember, as a junior team member, your impact lies in supporting senior colleagues and enhancing project efficiency.

Regarding formulating specific activities concisely without divulging sensitive data, anonymity is key. Anonymizing client names and refraining from disclosing specific figures while using percentages instead can help maintain confidentiality. Focus on articulating your contribution to the case rather than the precise impact on the client. For instance, instead of detailing cost savings achieved, highlight your role in narrowing down potential targets or streamlining processes.

As for your second question, it's not problematic if the activities listed on your internship certificate align closely with those on your CV. However, the focus of your CV should be less on job descriptions and more on showcasing your individual contributions and skills. Your CV should highlight how you tackled specific challenges, demonstrated leadership, and added value to projects. For instance, rather than listing generic job responsibilities, emphasize tangible actions and outcomes like leading opportunity assessments or creating databases to inform strategic decisions.

Something also to note is that your consulting internships provide brand recognition on your CV which is really helpful when applying for a full time role as it will help you stand out from your peers

Please reach out if you want any help with your CV review, happy to coach you through this process as someone who applied to tons and tons of consulting roles before I got L.E.K- I have lots of experience with this! 

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