Infographic CV template
An infographic CV with key figures in boxes for marketing, sales and events jobs. Example: a digital marketing executive. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
18 complete UK CVs in 9 designs. Download Word or PDF, or edit one in your browser. No sign-up. Want an empty page? Get the blank templates. Writing in LaTeX? Use the LaTeX CV.
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An infographic CV with key figures in boxes for marketing, sales and events jobs. Example: a digital marketing executive. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Relevant work history, latest job first. Example: an operations coordinator. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A modern two-column CV for office, digital and graduate jobs. Example: a marketing executive. 2 columns, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A short CV with straightforward evidence. Example: a library assistant. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Established experience with selected achievements. Example: an operations coordinator. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A one-page CV that fits a long work history. Example: a warehouse team leader. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A creative CV with a coloured header for design, marketing, events and hospitality. Example: a junior graphic designer. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A first job or apprenticeship using education and activities. Example: a retail assistant / customer service apprentice. 2 columns, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A recent graduate using degree work, placements and projects. Example: a graduate environmental consultant. 2 columns, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Skills built across work, study, caring or volunteering. Example: a community organiser. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A new direction backed by transferable experience. Example: a project support officer. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A combination CV: a skills summary first, then your work history in date order. Example: an office and facilities manager. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
One page, education first, in the Harvard style. Example: an economics student. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Applying in Europe, with languages on the European scale. Example: a guest relations assistant. 2 columns, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Technical roles where projects and measurable results matter. Example: a software engineer. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
A plain CV for online application portals and applicant tracking systems. Example: an accounts assistant. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Research or teaching roles with publications and outputs. Example: an environmental social science researcher. 1 column, 2 pages, Word and PDF.
When a funder or employer asks for a narrative CV, such as UKRI’s Résumé for Research and Innovation. Example: a postdoctoral research associate, freshwater ecology. 1 column, 1 page, Word and PDF.
Maya Thompson's CV, word for word, in all nine designs. Compare the layouts, then download the one you like or open it in the editor with your own text. Infographic adds its row of key figures when a CV has an “At a glance” section, which Maya’s does not.
Not sure which to choose? Recent relevant jobs suit the chronological CV; evidence from different settings suits the skills-based CV; online portals take the plain CV best. The format guide compares them. Prefer to start from a job? See CV examples by job or all the Word files.