Overleaf resume: add a certification to your resume
List a certification you just earned, under the right heading. This works on the PDF Overleaf exported. Small fixes to bullets, dates and links can be made in the PDF with kerning kept. Large rewrites are cleaner in the source.
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How to do it
- 1.Drop the resume PDF from Overleaf into MythosPDF.
- 2.Press Add below and type the certification.
- 3.Press Enter to save, then Export PDF.
How Overleaf writes resume PDFs
- • pdfTeX embeds Type1 fonts such as Computer Modern or Latin Modern.
- • Kerning and ligatures are written into each line.
- • Resume classes draw rules and align dates with precise spacing.
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 Overleaf?
If you still have the Overleaf 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 Overleaf 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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