Europass is available in the following languages of the participating Europass countries:
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Yes, you can use Europass on tablets and mobile phones, different web browser and window sizes with different resolutions.
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To register with Europass, you first need to create your ‘EU log-in’ which is the EU Commission user service. To create your ‘EU log-in’ you enter your email address and create a password. You will then receive an email with a link which will allow you to complete the registration process. From there you can start using Europass as a registered user. Registered users have full access to all Europass tools including the Profile, Library and jobs and courses suggestions.
The ‘My Europass’ page is an interactive display of all your information in Europass. From the ‚Me‘ page you can access the most recent version of your profile. You can view suggestions of jobs and courses which you reject or save as favourites. You can also access the CV and cover letter editors or add new information to ‘My Skills’ and ‘My Interests’. You can also view your ‚Activity Feed‘ which gives an overview of all your recent activity on Europass and view My Settings where you can manage your privacy settings.
Yes, you can upload images, files or add links to videos in relevant sections of your Europass profile. These will be automatically stored in your Europass library if you are a registered user.
Europass is your profile and no one else can access your profile or your information. You can choose to share your profile (or parts of your profile) with anyone you wish. For example, you can share your profile with an employer as part of a job application. Registered users can also share the link to their profile for a set period of time.
Your Europass profile is your online space to record your skills, qualifications and experiences. You can include information on all your skills, achievements and projects from all aspects of your life – work, home, study, volunteering, and hobbies. Never include sensitive personal information in your profile such as your health, convictions or information not relevant to your career and studies.
Your Europass profile is your online space to record your skills, qualifications and experiences. You are required to fill only mandatory fields (name and surname). You are free to choose which sections you want to complete and you can add new sections with a title you choose to describe your skills, achievements and projects. However, it is important to update your Europass profile with your new skills, qualifications and experiences so that you always have an up-to-date profile.
You can create your Europass profile in 29 different languages. When you create your profile you can select the relevant language to create your profile.
No, you do not need to fill in the whole Europass profile in one visit. Actually, you would very rarely use all elements or complete all sections at once. Building a profile is an ongoing process and you should update every time you complete studies, finish a new work experience, or want to record new skills you have developed.
Your Europass profile is private but you can share a link to your profile with employers, education institutions or guidance counsellors to get their assistance or as part of your application. You can share your full profile or select specific sections of your profile to share. You can share the profile for a set period of time and you can ‘delete’ the link at any time so that it is no longer visible to external parties. Always ensure you know the identity of who you share your profile with and never share any sensitive, personal information.
With ‘My Interests’ registered users can describe their interests and goals in Europass. You can choose a list of main goals linked to your career and studies or other opportunities such as volunteering or travel. You can also indicate your preferred location(s) by selecting relevant cities and countries. Finally, you can list topics and skills you would like to learn more about. The information in My Interests will be used to suggest customised job and course suggestions to you.
Your Europass Library is your free online space, linked to your Europass profile, where you can store files related to your career and studies. You can upload and share your Europass CVs, Cover Letters, Digital credentials, awards, certificates, diplomas and any other relevant documents. Never store any documents that contain sensitive personal information in your Europass library
My Skills is part of Europass, which offers you an overview of your skills based on the information you add to your profile. The information in My Skills will be used to suggest customised job and course suggestions to you.
Your Europass profile is a personal profile. Go to the homepage and click on “Create my Europass” button. You will be directed through each of the steps to create your Europass profile. Once you complete your basic Europass profile (education and training, work experience, language skills, digital skills), you will be able to update and edit the rest of the profile with other projects, achievements and skills you want to record.
If you register with Europass, you will be able to add more sections and create an extensive profile with a record of your skills, qualifications and experiences in one place.
If you do not register, you will not be able to keep a permanent profile or access other related tools such as My Library or My Skills.
Your Europass profile is your personal online space where you can log all your skills, learning, and work experiences as well as achievements and other information. The profile will be an all-inclusive area to organise your information. Your profile will help you record and see all of your skills and experiences in one place. You can use the information in your Europass profile to create CVs for particular jobs or courses that you may be applying for.
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a guideline from the Council of Europe used to describe achievements of learners of foreign languages. CEFR provides a method of learning, teaching and assessing which applies to all languages in Europe. CEFR includes six reference levels, which are used across Europe to understand language proficiency. The CEFR self-assessment grid is used in the Europass profile to help people to self-assess their language proficiency.
Europass is a free-of-charge set of online tools and information offered by the European Commission. It has no hidden costs or any additional charges. Please note that you cannot buy a CV or any service from Europass. All services offered by Europass are free and you will never be asked to provide any bank details or execute payments. If you received such a request, please contact relevant national authorities.
If you register with Europass you will have access to all the following tools:
Even if you are not registered, you have access to some tools including the Online Editor and Search for jobs and courses
Europass offers you web-based tools that will help you to document and present your skills, qualifications and experiences. These tools assist you to search and apply for new jobs or courses, reflect on your skills as well as manage your documents all in one place.
Europass presents you with relevant information and contact points provided by trusted European and national sources, which help you make informed career decisions.
You can register to create your Europass profile and make the best use all the available tools and information on Europass.
Europass is a set of online tools and information that helps you manage every step of your learning and career. The tools and information support you in communicating your skills, qualifications and experiences clearly and consistently across Europe. The European Commission developed Europass.
