I don't need the Communication section, so I'll just cut this section. I will also duplicate the text in Experience using Copy and Paste. I only need job title for experience, so I'll delete job position by using Cut. I see for Experience, there's a section for job title and job position. First, I highlight the text I want to replace and type in my name.
I'll start by adding the simplest text in first, starting with my name. Simply copy the content from the old resume and paste it as text into the template. If you have an old resume that needs an upgrade, you can copy the content from that old resume into the new template. For example, in the Objective section, this template shows the title and in the body clearly tells you what to put there. Now, as you can see, the template not only comes with a well-formatted example of a resume, but inside each section, the template includes directions to follow. I'll name this one My Resume, and I can see that it is saved. Now, before I get too far, I'll rename and save my document.
The new document opens and starts with the standard resume layout. I like the look of the Resume green template, so I'll choose that one. These templates are great, but they're not quite what I'm envisioning. So I want to make a resume, also known as a CV, using templates. In this example, I'm beginning a job search. A template is a sample document that you can customize to make your own. Once Word opens, you can choose a blank document, meaning you're starting from scratch, or choose a pre-made template. To get started, in the top left corner of, select the app launcher and open Word.
After this lesson, you'll be ready to take advantage of templates and make your project stand out. Take the guesswork out of the first step and help you craft great-looking documents, freeing you up to focus on your content.
You can have all the best ideas, but unless you know the direction you want to go, taking the first step can be intimidating. Many times, the most difficult part of creating something is getting started.
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