Writing a CV is hard. This makes it easier.
GET MY FREE CV TEMPLATELet's be honest.
No one teaches you how to write a CV properly.
Google gives you:
- "Keep it to two pages."
- "Design it in Canva."
- "Beat the ATS."
Most of that advice misses the point.
Recruiters decide in seconds whether your CV is worth reading properly.
If your value isn't obvious quickly, you're making it much harder to get shortlisted.
Here's what you'll get for free:
- An editable CV template – Word format, works in Google Docs too.
- My complete CV writing guide – based on 20+ years working in recruitment.
- Section-by-section guidance – what to write and why.
- Real examples – to help you write stronger bullet points and a better personal profile.
- A recruiter checklist – to help you review your CV before applying.
- Access to my Free CV Score – upload your current CV and find out how strong it is, with a score out of 100.
The template gives you the structure.
The guide shows you what to actually put in it.
And the Free CV Score helps you understand where your current CV might be letting you down.
No fancy design.
No gimmicks.
No fluff.
Just practical CV advice based on what recruiters actually look for.
Before you start rewriting your CV...
I'd recommend scoring your current CV first.
Why?
Because there's no point spending hours changing things that aren't actually the problem.
Upload your existing CV, get your free score, then use the template and guide to improve it.
You can even score it again afterwards to see whether you've made progress.