Posted By Tarquin Farquor Hello, Its finally come round to the time that I need to update my CV. Does anyone have a copy of a CV format that they feel is 'good' and, if so, would be willing to send a copy of it to me so that I can use it? They can of course be blank, its just the format I'm after. Also, I'll have a search on the forum for past requests for information, any pointers on what constitutes a good CV? Many thanks in advance for any assistance afforded, Regards, TF

Posted By Philip Beale If you open a new document in Microsoft Word it will bring up another Box (should) then click on "templates on office online" do a search and you should find a large section of CV templates that you can have a look at just download one you think is suitable and modify it to your own needs. I've used a couple of the other documents on their it does 80% of the work for you and saves starting from scratch. Phil

Posted By Hayley McBride Hi guys, there are some excellent templates for all knids of cv's on Microsoft.com website, go to templates and they have them divided up into skilled cv's, professional cv's, graduate etc. Thats were I got mine from and I have got my first interview from it. Hayley

Posted By Tarquin Farquor Many thanks to all of you who provided advice and examples of their CV's. It was most appreciated. Kind regards, TF

Posted By Tarquin Farquor Thanks Paul.