The short version
- SimpleResume is free to read, use, print, and share for learning.
- Teachers and counselors may use it in class and adapt it for their students.
- Please don't resell it or pass it off as your own product.
About these terms
These terms apply to your use of SimpleResume at simpleresume.click. By using the site, you agree to them. They're written to be short and readable — if anything is unclear, email hello@simpleresume.click.
Free to use
SimpleResume is free. There are no accounts, subscriptions, or paid features, and you don't need to sign up to use any part of it.
Classroom and educational use
Teachers, counselors, librarians, and youth programs may print, project, link to, and adapt this guide for teaching, as long as it's provided to learners free of charge. A link back to simpleresume.click is appreciated but not required.
You may not sell the guide or its content, include it in a paid product, or present it as your own work.
Your own resume
Anything you write using ideas from this guide is yours. The practice builder is for practice only: it does not save your work, so write your real resume in a word processor or document tool your school provides.
The examples are fictional
All people, schools, businesses, and organizations in the example resumes and letters are made up for teaching. Any resemblance to real people or places is a coincidence.
Advice, not a guarantee
This guide shares widely used, general advice about resumes. Expectations differ by country, industry, and employer, so check with a teacher, counselor, or the organization you're applying to when in doubt. We can't guarantee that any resume will lead to an interview, job, or admission.
Availability
We aim to keep the site online and accurate, but it's provided "as is," and we may update or change content at any time.
Changes to these terms
If we update these terms, we'll change the date at the top of this page.