The formats (styles) for "professionals" emphasize skills and work experience, whereas the formats for “students” emphasize educational qualification and career objectives. The ordering of sections is also different in the two formats. This classification is not rigid, so please feel free to use the format that suits your needs.

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• Classical

This is the traditional format for writing resumes. The name and address fields are centered, whereas the rest of the information is organized in tables and is left justified.
• Classical Professional Format
• Classical Student Format
  
  
• Modern

All section headings are left justified. Includes an animated GIF for email.
• Modern Professional Format
• Modern Student Format

• Centered

The information is organized in tables and all section headings are centered in this format.
• Centered Professional Format
• Centered Student Format
  
  
• Bulleted

The bulleted format is more casual, but sometimes easier to read. This format works well for sparse resumes.
• Bulleted Professional Format

 
• ACSII (TEXT) Resume
• TEXT Resume (for emailing)