A clear CV to show what you can do.
Your CV should help a company understand your experience and goals. A readable, accurate and up-to-date document is a good starting point, without a complicated layout.
Start with useful information
Enter your name, target role and a way to contact you. Add a town if it helps explain your geographical availability. Avoid personal details unrelated to the job. Present your goals in a few specific sentences.
Describe your experience and skills
For each role, give the dates, job title and main duties. Focus on tasks completed and responsibilities held. If you are starting out, internships, training projects and voluntary work can demonstrate your skills. Do not invent qualifications, experience or results.
Create or upload a PDF
Create a free PDF using one of 12 templates: Essentiel, Moderne, Élégant, Atelier, Horizon, Sauge, Terracotta, Graphite, Azur, Signature, Impulsion and Minimal. You can also upload your own PDF of 1–10 pages, up to 2 MB. Your document remains private.
Review the result before sending
Check the dates, contact details, readability and document chosen for each application. Long CVs can run across several pages. Download the PDF and review it before use.
Customise and edit your CV
Choose a colour, font and spacing, edit the text and put education before experience if you wish. A CV created online can be reopened and edited. An uploaded PDF is attached to emails unchanged. All templates and downloads are free.
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