Bilingual · Free Templates
Copy & PasteBilingual, ready-to-adapt templates for the moments when you're not sure what to write.
From Quebec CV with no photo to emails for a landlord or an employer, to cover letters and phone scripts: copy, replace the brackets between [ ], and adapt to your situation. The right tone and the correct formulas, without starting from a blank page.
Quebec CV builder
Fill in the form, see the live preview, download the PDF.
- Live preview
- Quebec format (no photo)
- PDF download
Email templates
Copy a ready-written email, replace the [brackets], send.
- Housing & jobs
- Admin requests
- Ready to copy
Cover letter
The letter that goes with your CV — eight ready-to-adapt templates.
- Responding to a posting
- Speculative application
- Tone tips
Phone scripts
What to say on the phone, word for word: government office, clinic, bank, landlord, service provider.
- Follow them during the call
- Phrases to make them slow down
- No invented numbers
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Frequently asked questions
Are the templates really free?▾
Yes — the Quebec CV builder, the email templates, the cover letter and the phone scripts are all free. No account is required to copy them.
Are the email templates bilingual?▾
Yes — each email template has a French and an English version ready to copy, for housing and job procedures.
Does my CV have to be in French?▾
In Quebec, employers expect a CV in French (or English) in the local format: no photo, no date of birth. The builder produces a French CV; for an English version, use the English site.
Can I adapt the templates to my situation?▾
Yes — copy the template, replace what is between the [ ] brackets with your own information, and adjust the tone to your situation.