As Gavin says, it depends on how creative you want to get. Personally, I like to keep things simple but stylish; you can do some really impressive things simply on Word or Publisher for example!LiveCareer is a nice haven of resume designs: you'll need to fill in some details but there's a good selection of templates. Many are simplistic but I think that works better than anything with bells and whistles.Oh, and here are a few tips for writing your resume: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/restyle-your-resume-for-instant-results-on-the-job-market/All the best with your job search!

It depends on how creative you want. Microsoft offer a range of resumes, but I'm guessing that's not what you are after: http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/templates/resume-TC102919464.aspxHowever, the guys and gals over at Hloom have compiled a massive 279 downloadable resumes for your delectation:http://www.hloom.com/download-professional-resume-templates/Hopefully you'll find something that suits your needs in there.Good luck with your job hunt!