Good first CV... There are a few that you could change, to improve your chances of being selected, for the interview and whilst in an interview, a strong CV can also be a great thing for you to refer to.
You'll definitely need to include that there are referees available on request, or actually include contact details of at least to professionals that would be able to 'vouch' for you. (Sorry if you have, and have removed them for privacy purposes.)
You could elaborate on your 'Attributes' section, and make the points less general and more relevant to the skills you believe that you have. Especially if you believe they distinguish you from others.
Finally, you could also add an 'Overview' at the beginning stating, what kind of work you are looking for...
E.G:
Originally posted by another user
I am a hard working student who will be attending college as of September, who is looking for part-time work.
^^Just of the top of my head. (Simple idea.)
Oh, and possibly add a bit of formatting.
Hope this helps.

Good look job hunting.
Originally posted by markinatorz
I have left school and turned 16 on the 1st August and I am looking for a job. I have made a CV/Resume (download below), just wondering if there is anything else I could put onto it and if it is well laid out

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