Resume templates that arrive already written

It is a resume file where the hardest part is finished before you open it. Instead of an empty layout, the work experience section already contains bullet points written for one specific job title, so you swap in your own numbers and employers rather than inventing sentences from nothing. See exactly what is included in every purchase.

There are three prices and all of them are a single payment. A Single Template is $5 for one job title, the Career Kit is $29 and adds bullet points written at four experience levels plus an ATS keyword bank, and the Profession Bundle is $59 and covers your role plus up to four related ones. You pick the package on the job title page, so start by browsing the resume templates.

No. There is no subscription, no free trial that turns into a charge, and no account to create. You can check out as a guest, the download links appear the moment payment clears, and nothing renews. The full route is on the how it works page.

Everything you edit arrives as .docx, everything you only read arrives as .pdf, and the application tracker is an .xlsx. The .docx files open in Microsoft Word, Google Docs and Pages. A Career Kit is 16 files in total, and there is no proprietary editor to log into.

Five hundred, each one written separately rather than adapted from a single master layout. They are grouped into 22 industries and 38 fields, and you can also browse by career level if your stage matters more than your title.

Yes. The layout, section order and ATS rules are the same across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia and most of Europe. The wording is written in international English, so the main change you may want is spelling and your own date format.

For most jobs, yes, because in the United Kingdom and much of Europe a CV means the same two page document these templates produce. They are not built for an academic CV, which runs to many pages and lists publications, grants and teaching.

Very likely. The catalogue covers 22 industries from Operations and Administration through to Beauty and Wellness, and the number of job titles inside each one is shown before you click. Start on the industries page and work down to your role.

Yes, you can add as many job titles to the cart as you need and pay once. If you are buying several related roles, check the Profession Bundle first, because it usually covers all of them for less than buying the kits one by one.

There is no free template, because the writing is what you are paying for. There are three genuinely free tools you can use right now with no email address, including a bullet point rewriter and an ATS keyword checker, on the free tools page.

Four files for one job title: a one page resume, a two page version of the same resume, matching cover letter text, and the quick start guide. The three role files are editable .docx.

Yes. It is a single payment for that job title. Nothing renews, there is no account to cancel, and the files stay yours under a personal use licence.

Yes. Open the .docx in Word, or upload it to Google Docs or Pages, which convert it on the way in. The layout holds in all three, because it is built from ordinary paragraphs and headings rather than text boxes.

Someone applying for one specific role who wants the layout and the cover letter sorted quickly. If you are applying at different levels of seniority, or you want the ATS keyword bank, the $29 Career Kit is the better fit.

Yes. Cover letter text written for the same job title is included at every price, not sold as an add on. You copy it, change the company name and the opening line, and send it.

Yes. Once you have it, you can send that resume to as many employers as you like. The personal use licence covers your own job hunt indefinitely; what it does not allow is reselling or redistributing the file.

No. The Single Template carries one written version of the experience section. The bullet points rewritten at one, two, five and ten or more years are part of the $29 Career Kit.

There is no automatic upgrade path in the cart, so the simplest route is to buy the Career Kit for that job title when you need it. If you have already bought the Single Template for the same role, contact us before you buy again.

They are two finished resumes for the same job title. Use the one page version for most applications, and the two page version once you have more than about a decade of history worth showing. Both are included at every price.

Per job title. Each of the 500 titles has its own written wording, which is what takes the work, so the price is attached to the title rather than to site access. If you need several, the $59 Profession Bundle is cheaper per title.

The Career Kit contains everything in the Single Template and adds the two things people get most stuck on: the work experience bullet points rewritten at one, two, five and ten or more years, and an ATS keyword bank for the role. Sixteen files in all, and it is the package we recommend for most people.

The same job title needs different wording at one year and at ten. The Career Kit gives you four written versions of the experience section, so you use the one that matches where you are and change the numbers to your own. You can also browse by career level.

A list of the terms recruiters and applicant tracking systems look for in that specific role, so you can mirror the language of the advert instead of guessing. You can try the free ATS keyword checker before you buy anything.

The Career Kit at $29. The $5 template solves the layout, but the Career Kit solves the writing, which is the part that actually costs people a weekend. If you expect to apply for several related roles, the $59 Profession Bundle works out cheaper per job title.

If you are going to apply more than once or twice, yes. The difference is $24, and what you get for it is four written versions of the section that decides most screening calls, plus the keyword list for the role.

It helps, because the experience level versions let you present the same history at the level you are actually entering rather than the level you left. If you are moving field entirely, look at the career changer templates as well.

Open the file, find the tier that matches your years in the role, and paste that block into the experience section. Then replace the placeholder numbers with your own. That is the whole process, and it usually takes one sitting.

Yes. Cover letter text for the same job title is included, along with the one page and two page resumes. Nothing in the kit is an upsell at checkout.

Yes, without limit. The licence is for your own job hunt, so you can send the resume to as many employers as you like and reuse it for the rest of your career.

No. It is $29 once. There is no renewal, no membership, no account, and no expiry on the download.

The full 16 file Career Kit for your own job title, plus complete kits for up to four closely related roles. Each role arrives as its own zip, so you can end up with five finished kits from one payment.

Up to five: your own role and as many as four closely related ones. The related roles are picked for how much their wording overlaps, and the page lists exactly which ones you get before you buy. You can also see how the 500 titles are grouped by industry or by field.

If you are applying for more than two related roles, yes. Two Career Kits cost $58, so at $59 you get up to five complete kits for roughly the price of two. If you only ever need one job title, the Career Kit is the sensible choice.

People applying broadly rather than to a single advert. It suits career changers testing which title fits them, anyone applying to several neighbouring roles at once, and people who expect to job hunt again within a few years.

Yes. Every job title in the bundle arrives with its own matching cover letter text, written for that title rather than a single generic letter reused across the set.

No. The licence is personal use, which covers your own applications only. Sharing, reselling or redistributing the files is not permitted, and it is the one restriction we ask you to respect.

The related roles are listed on the job title page before you buy, so there is no guessing. If you want to see how roles sit next to each other more generally, start from the industries page.

Not at the moment. The Profession Bundle is the largest option available today, and for most job hunts it is the right size, because applications tend to cluster around a handful of closely related titles rather than a whole industry.

No. Downloads have no expiry date and no limit on how many times you can take them, and there is nothing to renew. Once you have paid, the files are yours to keep.

You can, but the arithmetic is close. Two Career Kits are $58 against $59 for the bundle, so if there is any chance you will want a third title, take the bundle. If you are certain about the two, either works.

Find your job title, choose one of the three packages on that page, and pay. There is no account to create and no builder to log into. The step by step version is on the how it works page, or go straight to the templates.

Immediately. The download links appear on the order confirmation screen as soon as the payment clears, and the same links are emailed to you. Nothing is posted and nothing is made to order.

Open the .docx in Word, or upload it to Google Docs, which converts it as it imports. Then replace the placeholder numbers and employer names with your own. There is a walkthrough on the how it works page.

No, and that is deliberate. Design software produces files that applicant tracking systems struggle to read. Everything here is built to be edited in Word or Google Docs, which is also what most recruiters expect to receive.

It should not, because links do not expire, but if anything goes wrong contact us with your order number and we will send the files again. You do not need an account for us to find your order.

Yes, as many times as you like. There is no download limit and no expiry date, so you can come back to the same link in a year when you next need the resume.

You can, but read this first. The templates use Calibri and a single accent because that is what survives applicant tracking systems. If you change anything, change the accent colour rather than the font, and keep the section headings as they are.

In Google Docs choose File, then Download, then PDF. In Word choose File, then Save a Copy, and pick PDF. Send the PDF unless the advert specifically asks for a Word file, in which case send the .docx.

Almost everything is online now, so no printer is needed. The one page version is sized for standard paper if you do want to print for an interview, and it prints without anything running off the edge.

Try the closest match in the same field, since neighbouring titles share most of their wording and the experience bullet points transfer with small edits. If nothing fits, tell us the title and we will point you at the nearest one.

They are built for it. Every template uses a single column layout, standard section headings, real selectable text rather than text inside images or boxes, and Calibri throughout. No applicant tracking system publishes a pass mark, so nobody can honestly promise a score, but these are the construction rules that avoid the common failures.

Yes. The wording is written for that role rather than adapted from a generic template with the title swapped in, which is why there are 500 separate job titles instead of a handful of layouts. Browse by industry or by career level.

A free template hands you a layout and leaves the writing to you, which is the part that actually takes the time. These arrive with the experience section already written for the job title, at four levels of seniority, with a matching cover letter included in the price rather than sold as an upsell.

Because these are instant digital downloads, you agree at checkout to start the download straight away, which sets aside the standard fourteen day cancellation right. That does not affect your legal rights if something is wrong. If a file does not open or is not what was described, contact us and we will fix it or refund you. Full detail is on the refund policy page.

Because Calibri is installed on effectively every machine and is read cleanly by applicant tracking systems. A more interesting font either gets substituted on the recruiter screen or breaks parsing, and neither helps you get an interview.

Recruiters see the content, not the file it started as. What they react badly to is a page that is hard to scan, a layout that arrives scrambled, or duties copied out of a job description. All three are what these templates are built to avoid.

Because we would rather show you things you can verify on this site today than a number you have to take on trust. When there are genuine verified reviews, they will appear with the ordinary safeguards. Until then, the product either stands up or it does not.

Yes. The senior and executive versions lead with scope, budget and headcount, and use the two page layout properly rather than padding a single page.

A job description says what the role involved. A strong bullet point says what changed because you were in it, with a number attached. Every experience line in these templates is written in that shape, with the number left as a placeholder for you to fill in.

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