Pokémon CV Template: A Trainer Card with Three Tabs

This template presents your CV as a collectible trainer card: the card number is derived from the last three digits of your phone number, the level is computed from your experiences and skills, your skills become four-typed moves and your certifications become badges. Three tabs — stats, moves, history — make the file navigable rather than merely scrollable. It suits teaching, training, care work and tech.

The steps

1. Open the template and choose "Use this template" to reach the editor
2. Fill in name, job title and phone; the phone number is what sets your card number
3. Enter your skills — the second tab shows four moves with type, power and PP
4. Enter your certifications as badges, up to eight, and your references as allies
5. Walk through all three tabs to check every section, then export

Practical tips

• The card number comes from the last three digits of your phone number, so check it before exporting if that detail matters to you
• The level is computed from your experiences and skills with a ceiling of one hundred, and cannot be typed
• The shiny star appears automatically once you have more than two certifications; it signals a solid file rather than just decoration

Common mistakes to avoid

• Entering more than four skills; the tab only shows four moves
• Neglecting the third tab, which carries the full history and gets read when the reader wants detail

Frequently asked questions

Why is my card number strange?

Because it is derived from the last three digits of your phone number. Change the number in the editor to change it, or use a stable professional number.

What is the difference between the three tabs?

Stats give the level and capabilities, moves present your four key skills, and the history tab details experiences, education, badges and references.

Links for this guide

• See the Pokémon template
• Use this template in the editor
• How to create a professional CV
• Translate your CV