Cascade (One Page)
A bold colour header wraps the top and left of the page in an L, with your role beside your name and contact, skills and languages down the side. A confident, modern structure that stands out in a stack of plain CVs.
Made for applicants writing for a European employer or institution.
Free to fill in and to read in full. $1.99 once, for that CV, only when you want the PDF.
What this template is
- Layout
- Banner across the top with a side panel beneath
- Photograph
- No photograph
- Length
- Set to hold one page
- Applicant tracking systems
- Best sent as a PDF to a person, not pasted into a portal
- Paper
- A4 or US Letter
- Price
- $1.99 once, for that CV
The sections it starts with
You can rename any of these, reorder them, remove the ones that do not apply and add your own. The template decides how they are set, not what they say.
- Profile
- Work Experience
- Education
- Skills
- Languages
- Interests
How it works
- Fill it in. Type into the editor and watch the page set itself as you go. No account is needed to start.
- Read the whole document. Every page, exactly as it will print, before any payment is asked for.
- Pay once, for that CV. $1.99, and the PDF is yours.
- Come back and edit it. Re-download it as often as you need, for as long as you need.
Questions
Is Cascade (One Page) free to use?
Building it and reading the finished document are free. You pay $1.99 once, for that CV, when you want the PDF; after that you can edit it and download it again for as long as you like.
Will it pass an applicant tracking system?
It is built to be read by a person. If you are pasting into a job portal, use an ATS-safe template instead; you can switch template at any time without retyping anything.
Can I keep it to one page?
Yes. This version is set to hold one page, and the type adjusts to the amount you write.
Can I change the template later?
Yes. Your content is kept separately from the design, so you can move the same CV to any of the 52 templates and see the result before deciding.
Not sure this is the right format?
For most jobs, send a one or two page resume. Send a full CV for academic, research and teaching posts, where publications and teaching history matter. Send a biodata only when a form or notification asks for one.
Read: CV format for a job