2.2. Europass CV
Edit and update your Europass CV
Drop-down lists: Most drop-down lists (eg. Occupation or Position Held) also allow free input. This is a good solution if users need to prepare a tailored CV for a specific position. If you do not want certain information to appear on the CV, do not fill it in. However, use the drop down menus in your registered profile if you want to receive personalised job offers.
Changing the order of the sections: Complete sections of the CV can be moved up or down with the arrows on the left of the CV Editor. Sub-sections, that is, individual experiences within the same section, for example, working experience, are moved by putting the cursor on that section, clicking and dragging it up or down. Although presenting information in chronological order is generally advised, the system is flexible.
More information about individual work experience or education: Please note that Europass offers users the opportunity to add various additional information about their work or education experience. In order not to make the CV too long, select only the information that is important for a personalised CV.
Saving: When users are completely satisfied with all the information entered in a CV, click "Next" to select the desired template in which the CV will be displayed. Users are able to choose between several different templates, but should also note that the CV Editor offers a few other additional options for the final look of the CV: users can add or remove the Europass logo, enable page numbering or add a closing statement. When naming the file, it is advised to include the first and last name along with a date. After downloading the CV in PDF, finish editing by clicking on the "Finish" button. The online application will then finish editing this draft resume.
How to save a Europass CV?
Watch the video how to save a Europass CV
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