Resume Template
A clean one-page resume with clearly defined sections.
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About this template
A resume's job is to get you the interview, not to tell your whole life story. This template builds a calm, well-structured one-page resume with clearly labelled sections — summary, experience, education and skills — so a recruiter can scan it in seconds.
Fill in the fields and download either a polished PDF or a fully editable Microsoft Word (.docx) file — with real heading styles and bullet lists you can keep tailoring for each application. Everything is generated in your browser.
What makes a resume scannable
Recruiters spend seconds on a first pass. A clear hierarchy — name and title prominent, section headers consistent, detail kept to what matters — lets the important facts surface immediately. Dense paragraphs hurt; specific, outcome-led bullet points help.
Sections beyond the basics
Courses and certifications, professional memberships and awards are what separate two otherwise similar candidates — a registered membership number or a recent certification signals current, verified competence. This template gives each of them a labelled section so they are not buried inside a paragraph about your last job.
Keeping it to one page
Unless you have a long, senior career, one page is enough and usually better. This template is laid out for a single page; if you have more to say, lead with the most relevant roles and trim older detail rather than shrinking the font.
Resume Template — frequently asked questions
Can I make it longer than one page?
The template is designed for a single, well-spaced page. For an established career you may need two pages — duplicate the experience entries and the layout will flow, but review the result before sending.
Can I download it as a Word document?
Yes. Alongside the PDF there is a Download Word (.docx) button. The Word file uses real styles, headings and bullet lists, so you can edit it in Word, Google Docs or Pages and it stays readable to applicant tracking systems.
What should go in Personal Details and References?
Personal Details is for the practical facts some employers ask for — nationality, languages, driver's licence — one "Label: Value" per line. For References, list a name, role, company and contact per line, or leave the field blank and the resume prints "Available on request."
Should I include a photo?
That depends on country and industry norms. This template is photo-free by design, which is the safe default for most international applications.