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Resume for a career change

Changing careers means your best evidence is hidden under old job titles. CVForge rewrites your history to show what carries over: the problems you solved, the tools you used and the results you got, then adds the courses and projects that prove your new direction.

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Who it's for

  • Teachers moving into training, HR or edtech
  • Retail and hospitality workers moving into office roles
  • Anyone who retrained with a course or bootcamp

What you get

  • A profile that names your new direction clearly
  • Old roles rewritten around transferable skills
  • Courses, certificates and projects given proper weight
  • Skill gaps against the job ad so you know what to learn next

How it works

  1. Explain your old career and the new one you want in plain words.
  2. Upload your old CV and certificates; paste a job ad in the new field.
  3. Check the facts and the section order (free). Put projects before experience if that helps.
  4. Generate, review gaps and download.

Example request

“Secondary school teacher for 7 years moving into instructional design. Finished a Google UX certificate and built two e-learning modules in Articulate.”

What comes back

  • Profile: teacher-turned-instructional designer
  • Projects first: two e-learning modules
  • Teaching rewritten around designing lessons for 150 students a year (if you gave the number)
  • Certificate section
  • Gap shown: LMS administration from the job ad

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