Tillyard Résumé

A résumé, a letter and a list of where you applied, all in one place and free to students.

Build it
Fill in one section at a time, then save a PDF or a Word file, or print it.
Check it
Notes on length, wording, numbers and dates, each one with its reason.
Keep it with you
Your drafts stay on this device unless you ask us to keep a copy.

No. 1, Build a résumé

Fill in one section at a time, then save it as a PDF or a Word file, or print it.
No. 2, Check your résumé

Notes on length, wording, numbers, dates and contact details, each with its reason. It never gives a grade.
No. 3, Add lines from your Record

Turn things on your Record into résumé lines, each with a code a reader can check.
No. 4, Bring in a résumé

Start from a PDF, a Word file or pasted text. The file is read on your device and not uploaded.
No. 5, Improve one line

One line at a time: a stronger verb, a number if you counted, the result.
No. 6, Write a letter

A cover letter, or a short note to someone, from an outline that says what each part is for.
No. 7, Track your applications

Where you have applied, where each one stands and what to do next.
No. 8, Practice for an interview

House-written questions, your own stories and a timer. Text only.
No. 9, Pitch and LinkedIn

A pitch in three lengths, and a checklist with text ready to paste.
No. 10, Swap résumés

Trade résumés with one member at another school and read each other's. Always your choice.

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