Student and entry-level resume templates.
Education-forward layouts for first jobs, internships, and graduate applications. Built to highlight coursework, projects, and potential over years of experience you do not yet have.
Built for candidates without much experience
Student and entry-level templates put education first, followed by projects, internships, extracurriculars, and skills. They are designed for candidates who have limited work history but meaningful academic, project, or volunteer experience.
These layouts assume you will list coursework, academic achievements, and side projects as your primary evidence — because that is exactly what hiring managers expect from entry-level candidates. Education and projects sit high in the section order, and the resume becomes a showcase of potential rather than a work history.
Lead with education
Your degree is your strongest credential when experience is thin. Place it first.
Projects count as evidence
Coursework, hackathons, side projects — put them where experience would normally go.
Skills earn their space
If you've shipped something with a technology, it belongs. Don't list what you haven't used.