I need a cv template?

Answer 1

cvtips.com is a great source of cv templates and advice. To be more specific:

http://www.cvtips.com/CV_example.html

But the problem with templates is that by no means are you to use a plain template, without modifyin it. The advantage stands in commodity, but the disadvantage stands in superficiality.

Answer 2

Word. Open New File. Select From Computer. This will then show all of the templates held on Word. Select CV.

Answer 3

Monster.co.uk or browse Recruitment websites they sometimes have CV templates on there.

If all else fails google it!

Answer 4

There are templates in Microsoft word, They are pretty Tacky, but they do give a starting point.

It really boils down to how you want to present the information on a sheet of A4, and what kind of layout you want.

Answer 5

Try looking at the Monster website - I think they give advice there. Basically you need your personal details - name, address etc. then you need to list qualifications and experience. A CV really shouldn't be more than two pages of A4 paper.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Check this out:

http://www.etc.gov.mt/docs/Europass_CV_Template_EN.doc

This is the European format of CV, accepted by the European Commission of the European Union.

Answer 8

you can do a cv in ms works

Answer 9

Try this site there are templates there

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/templates/default.aspx

Answer 10

Try monster.com - and see what is being used. You can also search online for "sample resume."