Job Hunting

You find a European job that fits. The requirements match your background, your language skills check out, your experience lines up almost perfectly. Then you get to the application instructions and see it: “Please submit your CV in Europass format.”  And suddenly you’ve got questions. What actually goes into a Europass CV? How much detail is too much? Do you list every job you’ve ever had? How do you show language proficiency properly? Should there be a photo? And, maybe most importantly, how do you stand out in a format where everyone is filling in the same boxes?  This is where most candidates go wrong. They treat Europass as a form to complete rather than a CV to…