CV'S-Can You Help?

emilie03

Hello,


does anybody aware of any CV builder sites on the net that are free and you can save and use as a document, most i have come across, suddenly involve a cost at the end, after youve spent the time inputting.

many thanks:j

MJMum

Not online, but if you visit your local careers service, they will be able to provide you with help & a template\printing etc. (It's not just for school leavers these days).

scatz

If you go down to "More sample CV's" on this page and click on "CV templates" it may ghave what you are looking for;

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/cvsamples/a/blsamplecv.htm

Hope it helps some!

shinkyshonky

emilie03 wrote:

Hello,


does anybody aware of any CV builder sites on the net that are free and you can save and use as a document, most i have come across, suddenly involve a cost at the end, after youve spent the time inputting.

many thanks:j

I came across this site....I think it`s new https://www.salesroles.com ...

Tigger36

I've used this one with clients before -

http://www.alec.co.uk/resume-examples/free-downloadable-resume-template.htm

briona

emilie03 wrote:

Hello,


does anybody aware of any CV builder sites on the net that are free and you can save and use as a document, most i have come across, suddenly involve a cost at the end, after youve spent the time inputting.

many thanks:j

Hi Emilie

Somebody asked a similar question on DFW a few weeks ago (see link).

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=357604

As mentioned in post #2 in that thread, I am more than happy to design a CV for you (or anyone else!), as indeed I did for the OP of the above thread.

Feel free to PM me...

Briona

shinkyshonky

shinkyshonky wrote:

I came across this site....I think it`s new https://www.salesroles.com ...

Did anyone look at this, see they`ve got a talking CV

shinkyshonky

shinkyshonky wrote:

I came across this site....I think it`s new https://www.salesroles.com ...

Did Anyone try this, see they have talking CV`S on there now LOL...

Astaroth

You can download many free templates for CVs which you can use with Word, Works or Open Office (which is free) and then it is a simple case of populating it.

CVs do have to stand out from the crowd though (in a good way) and need to be tailored to the sort of role you are going for (a project manager CV will look very different to an operations manager which will be different to a school leaver). I personally would recommend at look at the different templates both in terms of design and content/ headings and then create your own based on what you feel is best for you.

Mmmmmobile

emilie03 wrote: »

Hello,


does anybody aware of any CV builder sites on the net that are free and you can save and use as a document, most i have come across, suddenly involve a cost at the end, after youve spent the time inputting.

many thanks:j

Why do you want cv builder, instead of searching for a Ready made site, Though there are many sites on net but the link which i put in this sentence is excellent. www*samplecvs.org

hcb42

MS-Word certainly used to have plenty of template options. I know I am still using one of theirs and had it over ten years now..