01 Your detailsName, contact, where you are ▼
Fields marked * have to be filled in before you can download.
Only add your ID number if the advert asks for it. You never need to put it on a CV you post publicly.
02 About youThree or four lines at the top of your CV ▼
Say who you are, what you've done, and what you're after. Aim for 40–70 words.
03 Work experienceInclude informal, casual and volunteer work ▼
No formal jobs yet? Add volunteering, a learnership, church or school committee work, or anything you were paid to do. It counts.
04 EducationMatric, certificates, diplomas, degrees ▼
05 SkillsWords the screening software looks for ▼
Common ones — tap to add:
06 LanguagesWorth listing in full — employers do read this ▼
07 Certificates & registrationsPSIRA, SACE, SANC, Red Seal, First Aid ▼
Quick add:
08 ReferencesAlways ask the person first ▼
09 Layout & colourPick a look, then download ▼
Classic is the safest choice if a big company is screening CVs with software. Sidebar looks sharper but some screening systems read two columns badly.
Your CV stays on your own phone or computer while you build it. When you download it, a copy is saved on our server so we can help you with it later. We delete it after 90 days and we never store your ID number.