If you have lots of words to write, this lay out is perfect for you as it allows you to highlight your content in a whole dedicated column.

Making an effective resume template all boils down to how clear and comprehensive you present all your qualifications. For you to create a resume that is more effective, make sure to create each section of your CV short, but substantial. A resume is typically reviewed for about 10-30 seconds—its doesn't get a full reading the first time through! So, you should put the effort in creating a well-organized lay out that allows your potential employer to pick up all the key information within a short glance. Use professional fonts like Seriff or Sans Seriff. Limit your font size between 11 and 12, and selectively apply bold/italic font faces to help guide the reader's eye. Make good use of bullets to bring attention to the key parts of your CV. And finally, use wide-margins, headings and subheadings to give your resume a logical format.