International CVs : Brazil

If you are applying for a work placement in Brazil, keep your CV traditional -  don’t use borders, coloured or decorated paper, or photos. Take care to use good quality white or cream paper with Times New Roman font size 12 or Arial font size 10. You should include all the work experiences you have, [...]

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International CVs : Germany

In Germany, it is usual to send a CV with a photograph, a cover letter, and copies of references and educational certificates. Applications should only be sent by email if stated in the advertised position. It is worth sending speculative applications as these are often checked before publicising a job advertisement.  CV styles in Germany [...]

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International CVs : Italy

In Italy, using your contacts and knowing the right person is as important as having an excellent CV.  It is not essential to write a new CV for each job; you can just tailor your CV to the job requirements and delete any unnecessary information.  Your CV should ideally be divided into sections, highlighting the [...]

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International CVs : Netherlands

When applying for a placement in the Netherlands, your application should be sent to the person named in the advertisement, or the personnel department. If you wish to find out exactly to whom to send your application, it is acceptable to contact the company directly and ask. You should include the title and academic standing [...]

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