CV printed proffessionally

dieselhead

I am applying for jobs in architecture and as such my CV is quite 'designed' it contains images of past projects. I am going to send it out on spec, to quite a few practices, and as such need to get lots of copies printed. To be honest my printer is not really doing a great job and I really want it to be sleek. So I would really like to have it printed professionally. It is 7 pages long and I would like to print about 30 copies.

Does anyone know of the best and cheapest way to go about getting it printed?

LittleVoice

Before going to the expense of having 30 x 7 pages printed professionally, do ensure that it has been properly spell-checked.

456789

got a friend with a good printer?

maybe try a stationery shop

reheat

LittleVoice wrote: »

Before going to the expense of having 30 x 7 pages printed professionally, do ensure that it has been properly spell-checked.

Beat me to it!

And not just by a spell-checker. If you mean to write country and write county both words get past the spell checker.

dieselhead

Thanks guys CV has now been proof read by three different people so happy that spelling and grammar is correct just need somewhere cheap to get some high quality prints.

dugdale_2

Have you tried Staples? (the shop, not stapling the pages together)

Magnolia

Try a local photocopy shop - they can copy from a file as well these days - might work out cheaper than a print shop. Your local college might offer this service - ours does

dieselhead

Hoping this may help someone the poster above suggested staples and on their website they are offering this 20 free prints of your CV!

http://www.staples.co.uk/ENG/static/wrapper.asp?param=retail/cv.html&ns_campaign=Home_Page_Banners&ns_mchannel=BA-int&ns_source=SR&ns_linkname=Free_CVs&ns_fees=0&sec_type=int"

inmypocketnottheirs

As suggested try Staples or Mail Boxes Etc. Much better to print from disc.

Ladywhisper

Just a warning, Staples aren't cheep, escpecially if its colour. Think its about 20p a colour A4 side, 10p for black and white. B&W price goes does with larger quantities & prices will vary on the quality/type of paper you want.

456789

dieselhead wrote: »

Hoping this may help someone the poster above suggested staples and on their website they are offering this 20 free prints of your CV!

http://www.staples.co.uk/ENG/static/wrapper.asp?param=retail/cv.html&ns_campaign=Home_Page_Banners&ns_mchannel=BA-int&ns_source=SR&ns_linkname=Free_CVs&ns_fees=0&sec_type=int"

ooh looks quite good tbh