About the Dossier template
Dossier is the tabular CV common across continental Europe. A large CV heading and a round photo open the page, your personal data follows as label and value rows, and Career and Education run their dates down a left column beside each entry. Skills, languages and interests take the same row form, so the whole page reads as one clean table.
Read the administrative assistant resume shown hereLukas Brandt’s resume in full, with notes on why each part works.How it is built
- A large CV heading with a round photo in the top-right corner
- A Personal data block of label and value rows, including name and position
- Every section on one shared label column, so dates, labels and headings all align down the left
- Skills, languages and interests as single label and value rows rather than lists
- Style
- Simple · Traditional
- Best for
- Admin & Office · Business · Customer Service · Other
- Career stage
- Entry Level · Mid Level
- Layout
- One Column · With Photo
- Photo
- Includes a photo
Templates with a similar look
These share at least one style with Dossier, so they are the closest alternatives if the proportions here are not right for your history.
- RosterThe plain biodata page: labelled contact lines, a bordered passport portrait and a personal-details table
- TerracottaOne warm colour for the name, headings and every employer line, grey for the rest, and skills as ruled rows
- JuniperA centred name in sage capitals, a square portrait and dark skill bars
- AzureA full-width accent band with labelled contact, a grey summary strip and ruled entry rows
- GlacierA pale panel down the right, accent headings over grey rules, and the earlier roles in one line each
- PewterSpaced serif capitals beside a round portrait, grey heading blocks and a heavy rule under the head
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