Aldi CV example

You do not have to send a CV for an Aldi store job: Aldi says applying is a simple online form, and you can upload your CV if you have one.

A CV puts your jobs and dates in front of the hiring manager in one go, and gives you the examples Aldi’s interview asks for. This example is a pub bar worker’s CV for an Aldi store assistant job, in Word and PDF, with what Aldi looks for matched to her lines.

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Courtney Hale
Bar team member
Stockport · 07700 900461 · [email protected]

Profile

Bar team member with three years in a busy town-centre pub, used to fast service, cash handling and heavy lifting. Unloads the weekly delivery, keeps the cellar in order and closes the tills at night. Looking for a store assistant job of 30 to 40 hours a week, with more daytime shifts.

Experience

Bar Team Member, The Railway Tavern, Stockport August 2023–present

Serve up to 200 customers on a Friday or Saturday night with one other colleague, taking cash and card payments at speed.

Count and close the tills at the end of the night; every till was within £1 of its reading last year.

Unload the weekly brewery delivery, move kegs and cases to the cellar and rotate stock by date.

Clean the bar, glass washer and toilets to a set schedule, and keep the cleaning log up to date.

Help in the kitchen on busy Sundays, running food to tables when orders back up.

Check ID under Challenge 25 and refuse a sale calmly when needed.

Warehouse Picker (seasonal), Northgate Distribution, Stockport October–December 2022

Picked and packed about 120 orders a shift with a handheld scanner through the Christmas peak.

Qualifications

Level 2 Award in Food Safety (2023)

GCSEs including Mathematics 6 and English Language 4 (2020)

Skills

Fast, friendly service at busy times

Cash handling and till balancing

Lifting, unloading and stock rotation

Cleaning schedules and logs

Age checks under Challenge 25

Additional information

Full driving licence and own car, so can cover shifts at other local stores. Available weekdays and weekends.

Fictional example for a bar worker applying to Aldi. Every person and employer in it is invented. Replace every detail with your own.

How Aldi takes applications

How you applyWhat it meansWhat to do with your CV
A store job (store assistant and other store roles)You apply online. Aldi says it is a simple form, and you can upload your CV if you have one. Questions such as what hours you are looking for help Aldi see whether you suit the vacancies it has, and hiring managers screen your answers.A CV is optional. Uploading one gives the hiring manager your jobs and dates at a glance. Answer the hours question carefully, because Aldi uses it to see whether you suit its vacancies.
The interview and the store experienceThere may be a short video interview first, then a group or individual interview with an Area Manager, with questions and scenarios about the job. After a successful interview you may be invited to an ‘Aldi store experience’, to watch the tasks you would do.Pick two or three examples from your CV before the interview: a busy shift, a time you helped a colleague and a time you handled cash or stock carefully.
A head office jobYou complete an online application or upload a CV that shows your key skills, attitude and character; Aldi calls it your first chance to grab its attention. A video interview may follow.Send a CV tailored to the role. Lead with what you achieved, not a list of duties.

From Aldi’s store assistant page, careers FAQ and head office page, checked 18 October 2026.

What Aldi looks for in a store assistant, and where this CV shows it

The job asks you toWhere this CV shows it
Jump on a till when a queue buildsServing up to 200 customers a night with one other colleague
Put stock out without waiting for someone else to do itUnloading the weekly delivery and rotating stock by date
Be comfortable with numbersEvery till within £1 at close last year; Mathematics GCSE 6
Be a reliable team member, happy to help out whenever possibleRunning food from the kitchen on busy Sundays
Be great at dealing with peopleChallenge 25 checks, and refusing a sale calmly
Keep the store running efficientlyCleaning to a set schedule, with the log kept up to date

The left column is from Aldi’s store assistant page and its answers there on what helps an application, read 18 October 2026, put briefly here. Aldi says it values you for what you can do rather than where you have come from, so experience from a pub, a warehouse or a café counts.

Facts checked against Aldi: Store assistant jobs on , Aldi: How can I apply for a job at Aldi? on and Aldi: Head office jobs on .

Pay at Aldi

Aldi store assistants earn £13.50 an hour, rising to £14.47, or £14.88 rising to £15.20 in London, with a premium rate for night work and 50% extra for hours on a bank holiday. Aldi also pays for breaks, which it says is worth about £1,500 a year to the average store colleague. Contracts run from 10 to 40 hours a week, usually around 25, the rota is drawn up four weeks ahead, and holiday is 28 days including bank holidays (Aldi, checked 18 October 2026).

Inside this example
  • Profile: 52 words here
  • Experience: 139 words here
  • Qualifications: 16 words here
  • Skills: 25 words here
  • Additional information: 18 words here

How to write yours

01

Show you get on with it

Aldi describes a good store assistant as someone who opens another till when a queue builds and puts the stock out without waiting to be asked. One line each for tills, stock and cleaning shows you already work that way.

02

Put a number on your till work

Aldi asks you to be comfortable with numbers. A till that balances, a float you count or a cash-up you do alone says so more clearly than “good with money”.

03

Say how far you can travel

Aldi says its stores are local but that it helps if you can cover other nearby stores, where public transport may not be easy. If you drive, or can reach other stores, say so.

04

Give your hours

The form asks what hours you are looking for, and contracts run from 10 to 40 a week. Give the same range on your CV, so the form and the CV agree.

Questions about an Aldi CV

Do I need a CV to apply to Aldi?

Not for a store job. Aldi says applying is a simple online form, and you can upload your CV if you have one (Aldi, checked 18 October 2026). For a head office job, you complete the online application or upload a CV.

What qualifications do I need?

None in particular for a store assistant: Aldi says you need to be comfortable with numbers, and otherwise looks for a friendly personality, a ‘get-on-with-it’ attitude and a passion for the business (Aldi).

What happens at an Aldi interview?

A short video interview may come first, then a group or individual interview with an Area Manager, with questions and scenarios about the job. You may then be invited to an Aldi store experience to see the tasks you would do (Aldi).

Can I use AI to prepare?

Aldi welcomes AI tools to help you practise for the interview, but wants to hear your own voice, ideas and experience, not what AI suggests is the right answer. Our guide to using AI for your CV shows where it helps (Aldi).

What training will I get?

A structured programme that usually lasts about six weeks, with experienced colleagues, Aldi’s CheckPoints training and an e-learning portal, and your Store Manager and Assistant Store Manager closely involved. Where possible you train in your local area (Aldi).

How many people work in an Aldi store?

Usually between 25 and 60, depending on the store’s size. Aldi says its store teams are smaller than at other supermarkets and the job covers a wider range of tasks, which is why it looks for people who help out wherever they are needed (Aldi).

Keep it to one page. A store assistant CV with your last two jobs, a number for your till work and your hours covers what Aldi’s form and interview ask about.

CVs for other supermarket jobs

Aldi does not require a CV, but a complete example helps you fill in the form and get ready for the interview.

Applying to other supermarkets too? Sainsbury’s · Lidl · Asda · Tesco · Morrisons