IT contractors · 01IT Contractor CV Template for UK Freelancers
An IT contractor CV should make the shape of each engagement easy to understand: the client or delivery partner, contract dates, technical scope, tools and your contribution. This UK-focused IT contractor CV template is built around that project timeline, with space for rate history and an optional IR35 status field.
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A freelance designer CV can sit alongside a portfolio and give a concise account of who you worked with, what you were responsible for and how each project fits your practice. This template guide offers a general structure for independent designers; adapt it to your work, discipline and the brief you are responding to.
Read the template guide →Copywriters · 03Freelance Copywriter CV Template
A freelance copywriter CV should help a client or recruiter understand the kind of writing you do, the formats you have delivered and your role in the work. This general-purpose template guide is designed for independent writers to adapt to their own experience, portfolio and target brief.
Read the template guide →Construction and trades · 04Construction and Trades Contractor CV Template
Construction and trades work can move between sites, clients, main contractors and subcontractors. A project-led CV makes those engagements easier to follow and gives room for relevant day-rate history and certifications. Use this template as a practical starting point, then check each site or employer’s requirements before sending it.
Read the template guide →Locums · 05Locum CV Template: A General UK Structure
A locum CV needs a clear record of roles, dates and responsibilities that can be adapted to the employer or agency’s current process. This page offers general CV-structure guidance only; it does not set healthcare or professional registration requirements. Confirm those details directly with the relevant employer, agency or regulator.
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