mcec is a template for a Curriculum Vitae based on Twenty Seconds Curriculum Vitae in LaTex
LaTex installation with following additionals packages:
- Lato, fontenc
- tikz
- xcolor
- textpos
- ragged2e
- parskip
- fontawesome
These are the command to set up the profile information.
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\profilepic{paht_name}: set up the image profile. -
\name{your name}: set up your name. -
\job{your actual job position}: et up your actual job position. -
\date{date}: set up your date of birth. -
\address{address}: set up your address. -
\phones{{phone number},{phone number}}: set up your telephone numbers. -
\emails{{email address},{email address}}: set up your email addresses. -
\site{home page address name}{link}: set up your personal home page (two argument: short address and complete link). -
\linkedin{link}: set up your linkedin profile. -
\github{link}: set up your github profile. -
\twitter{link}: set up your twitter profile. -
\about{brief description}: set up a brief description of you. -
\languages{{name_lang/descr}, {name_lang/descr}}: set up the languages. Each language must is a couple {name/value}, where the value is a description. -
\skills{{name_skill},{name_skill}}: set up the skills. Each skill will must is in form {name_skill}. -
\makeprofile: creates the profile.
The body document part is composed by sections.
\section{section name}: set up a new section in the body part.
There are three types of list items.
intends a list of detailed information with five part
(1) job position / title of school
(2) company name / school course
(3) date
(4) location
(5) description
\begin{mcecllist}
\litem
{job position}
{company name}
{date}
{location}
{description}
\end{mcecllist}
intends a list of information with four part:
(1) title of certificate
(2) link
(3) code
(4) date
\begin{mcecnlist}
\nitem
{title certificate}
{link}
{code}
{date}
\end{mcecnlist}
intends a list of few information with two part:
(1) date
(2) title
\begin{mcecslist}
\sitem
{date}
{title}
\end{mcecslist}
There are other command:
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\flag{text}: enables to wrap the text in grey box. -
\largeflag{text}: as \flag with large font. -
\round{text}: enables to wrap the text in oval shape (it is included in\flagcommand).