CV Template

Legacy_user
Legacy_user Posts: 0 Newbie
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Can anyone recommend a free CV template please . I’ve never had to complete one before and I’ve no idea what I’m doing !

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  • xapprenticex
    xapprenticex Posts: 1,760 Forumite
    Type CV Template in google, you should get a few.
  • System
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    xapprenticex wrote: »
    Type CV Template in google, you should get a few.

    I have but all seem to have a price !
    Thanks for you "useful" input
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  • BorisThomson
    BorisThomson Posts: 1,721 Forumite
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    CHRISSYG wrote: »
    I have but all seem to have a price !
    Thanks for you "useful" input

    Type "free cv template" then.

    There are hundreds!
  • jobbingmusician
    jobbingmusician Posts: 20,347 Forumite
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    Honestly it IS useful - plenty of free ones out there. THe paid ones will of course be at the top. There are also free templates in Word - I had a look and there are about 6 different ones, but I didn't recommend these as I thought if you were new to the field you'd have problems deciding between Americanised formats.
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  • xapprenticex
    xapprenticex Posts: 1,760 Forumite
    CHRISSYG wrote: »
    I have but all seem to have a price !
    Thanks for you "useful" input


    Wow, when i dont flame and just 100% be nice, i get the abuse....:money:

    Happy New Year
  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 3 January 2018 at 11:55AM
    Well it wouldn't have been that hard to do a forum search for past posts neither.

    Different strokes for different folks who fit I guess. Isn't that the MSE way
  • agrinnall
    agrinnall Posts: 23,344 Forumite
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    It's difficult to recommend a particular type of CV layout without knowing what you want to put into it and how you intend to use it. While most people will by default choose a straightforward time based CV there are other options, such as skills based, that can be more suitable. You really need to look at a variety of options and pick one that you think would be the best for your circumstances.
  • PookyW
    PookyW Posts: 102 Forumite
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    edited 18 April 2019 at 2:18PM
    There are a tonne of free ones on https://www.cvtemplatemaster.com/
    Not all appropriate for the UK but plenty of simpler designs that are fine.
  • jonnygee2
    jonnygee2 Posts: 2,086 Forumite
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    I'd recommend the reed.com one https://www.reed.co.uk/career-advice/free-cv-template/ .

    Nice and simple layout and also gives you a bit of guidance on how to use it.
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