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What is it?
The Europass Diploma Supplement is issued to graduates of higher education institutions according to the law number 131/2002 L. l. about universities (in the SR) along with their degree or diploma. It helps to ensure that higher education qualifications are more easily understood, especially outside the country where they were awarded. The Europass Diploma Supplement was developed jointly with Unesco and the Council of Europe.
What it is not
The Europass Diploma Supplement is not:
• a substitute for the original diploma or degree;
• an automatic system that guarantees recognition. |
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What is it?
The Europass Certificate Supplement is delivered to people who hold a vocational education and training certificate; it adds information to that which is already included in the official certificate, making it more easily understood, especially by employers or institutions outside the issuing country. The information in the Europass Certificate Supplement is provided by the relevant certifying authorities.
What it is not
The Europass Certificate Supplement is not:
• A substitute for the original certificate;
• An automatic system that guarantees recognition. |
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What is it?
The Europass Mobility is a record of any organised period of time (called Europass Mobility experience) that a person spends in another European country for the purpose of learning or training.
This includes for example:
• a work placement in a company;
• an academic term as part of an exchange programme;
• a voluntary placement in an NGO.
The mobility experience is monitored by two partner organisations, the first in the country of origin and the second in the host country. Both partners agree on the purpose, content and duration of the experience; a mentor is identified in the host country. The partners may be universities, schools, training centres, companies, NGOs, etc.
Who is it for?
The Europass Mobility is intended for any person undergoing a mobility experience in a European country, whatever their age or level of education.
Who is responsible for completing it?
The Europass Mobility is completed by the home and host organisations involved in the mobility project in a language agreed between both organisations and the person concerned.
Where can it be obtained?
Please contact the organisation sending you abroad and ask them to contact the Národné stredisko pre Europass (National Europass Centre). |
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The Europass Language Passport is a document in which you can record your skills and competence in Languages. It was developed by the Council of Europe as one of the three parts of its European Language Portfolio (see www.coe.int/portfolio), in which you can document and illustrate your experiences and achievements in more detail.
The Language Passport provides a review of all the languages you can use to a greater or lesser extent. This may include partial competences in some languages: you may, for example, be able to read in a language but not speak it very well. The Language Passport can include competence gained both inside or outside formal education. Thanks to the levels of the Common European Framework of Reference, you can present your language proficiency in a comprehensible way, which is also internationally comparable.
The Language Passport complements the Europass CV, to which it can be attached. Create your Europass Language Passport now (on the CEDEFOP website) - using online instructions and examples. You will then receive the completed Language Passport electronically (download or e-mail). Download the Europass Language Passport documents (on the CEDEFOP website) - (blank template, instructions, examples and Europass cover page). You will then use these documents on your computer. Update your Europass Language Passport (XML or PDF+XML) (on the CEDEFOP website) - If you already have a Europass Language Passport in XML or PDF+XML format, you can upload it and update your data. Your personal data will be automatically inserted in the system. |
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Drawing up a curriculum vitae is an important step in looking for any job or training. The CV is often the first contact with a future employer. It needs to seize the reader’s attention immediately and to demonstrate why you should be given an interview.
Employers generally spend no more than a minute on each CV when making an initial selection from applications received. If you fail to make the right impact, you will waste your opportunity.
Read the following information carefully before entering your details into the template – Instructions for using the Europass curriculum vitae .
Create your Europass CV online now (on the CEDEFOP website) - following the online instructions and examples. You will then receive the completed CV electronically (download or e-mail).
Download the Europass CV documents (on the CEDEFOP website) - (blank template, instructions, examples and Europass cover page). You will then use this information to generate your CV on your computer.
Update your Europass CV (XML or PDF+XML) (on the CEDEFOP website) - If you already have a Europass CV in XML or PDF+XML format, you can upload it and update your data.
Your personal data will be automatically inserted in the system.
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