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CV / Resume Templates

Free, simple CV tools for students. Fill in a short form to make your CV, or download a blank one to fill in yourself. No work experience needed!

Quickly make my CV

Fill in the boxes and download your finished CV. Pick Word to keep editing it, or PDF to send as-is. Empty boxes are left out.

Pick a template

Your details

About me

Two short lines: what you're studying and what you're looking for.

Education

Most recent first.

Projects & activities

No job needed — class projects, clubs, sports, helping at home or a shop all count.

Skills

Languages you speak, plus any computer or practical skills.

Everything you type stays on your device — nothing is uploaded or saved.

Prefer a blank template?

Download a clean, one-page template and fill it in your own way. It's a Word file you can edit on a phone or a computer.

Student CV — no work experience yet

How to fill this in

Put your name and contact details at the top. You don't need job experience — school, projects and activities all count. List your latest school or college first. Under Projects & activities, write things you've really done — a class project, a poster, helping at a family shop, a sports team — one short line each. Under Skills, add the languages you speak and any computer or practical skills. Keep it to one page. Use simple words.

CV with some experience

How to fill this in

This one is for when you have a little experience to show — a job, internship, volunteering or freelance work. Put your contact details at the top. Add a two-line About me: what you're studying and the internship you want. Change these two lines for each company. List your education, latest first. Under Experience, add any work, volunteering or freelance task — even unpaid — with one line on what you did. Use Projects for course or personal work, and Skills for tools and languages. Keep it to one page and save it as a PDF before applying.

Free CV builders

Prefer to build it on screen? These tools are free to use:

  • Google Docs — Resume templatesFree with any Google account — open Google Docs, choose Template gallery, then a Resume template. Download as PDF.
  • Canva — Free resume builderFree templates you fill in by clicking. A free account lets you download your CV as a PDF.
  • FlowCVClean templates you fill in online. Free PDF download — no payment to export.
  • Indeed Resume BuilderBuild a résumé on Indeed and apply to jobs with it. Free to create and download.

Some sites let you build for free, then charge you to download the PDF. Check that the download is free before you start.