Microsoft Word resume: add a certification to your resume
List a certification you just earned, under the right heading. This works on the PDF Microsoft Word exported. Word resumes edit cleanly: bold titles, italic dates and bullets are recognised. Calibri and Cambria have open clones with identical widths; Aptos gets the closest open font only with your permission.
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How to do it
- 1.Drop the resume PDF from Microsoft Word into MythosPDF.
- 2.Press Add below and type the certification.
- 3.Press Enter to save, then Export PDF.
How Microsoft Word writes resume PDFs
- • Save as PDF embeds only the letters used, as subset TrueType fonts.
- • Each run of formatting is written as its own piece of text.
- • Tables and rules are drawn as lines around positioned text.
What happens to the rest of your resume
- • The new line copies the style of the line above it.
- • Only list certifications you actually hold.
Questions people ask
+Where should certifications go?
Under their own heading or in education, whichever your resume already uses.
+Is it better to edit in Microsoft Word?
If you still have the Microsoft Word version and a lot to change, yes. For a quick fix to the PDF you already sent, editing the PDF is faster.
Other edits to a Microsoft Word resume
- Fix a typo on your resume
- Update your job title
- Add a bullet point to your resume
- Edit a bullet point on your resume
- Delete a bullet point from your resume
- Change employment dates on your resume
- Update the phone number on your resume
- Update the email address on your resume
- Add a LinkedIn link to your resume
- Add a portfolio link to your resume
- Update the skills on your resume
- Rewrite your resume summary
- Update the education section
- Change your name on your resume
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