How to find jobs in Germany: The perfect CV format (English template)

[@HalloGermany]

Find out more on how to create a winning CV: hallogermany.com/blog/cv-lebenslauf

[@khinmyatthu9289]

Thank you very much. It is very helpful.

[@fidumasti680]

Hatts off to your professionalism.. but you are so cute 🤩😘🥰😘 Love from Lahore Pakistan

[@Merrybandoruffians]

Thanks so much for making this video, it was really well explained and to the point (very German, lol) Quick question - I've seen some guides that recommend adding a signature at the end of your leibenslaf. Is that a good idea?

[@HalloGermany]

Hi, thanks for your comment :-) I think adding a signature is not a must but it does add a kind of personal touch to your Lebenslauf.

[@sandeep_devops3592]

great work

[@amum9958]

Very helpful video, thank-you. One question - if someone has played multiple roles in one company and also worked in 2-3 other companies, what should they focus on?

[@amum9958]

@@HalloGermany thank-you for the prompt reply! Also, adding 'selected' is a great idea!

[@alastairnaughton1288]

My relevant experience is all over the place. Some from 2007-2009, again from 2012 - 2014 and again from 2018 onwards. In the intervening periods I've been stuck in low-level jobs I'm not particularly keen to advertise, especially as I now want to set up as a self-employed translator. The only reason I want a German CV is to stand out from the crowd when applying to translation agencies or to direct clients. How do you advise dealing with this kind of problem?

[@alastairnaughton1288]

Oh, and another question, my speciality is adventure tourism. There is no way a suit and tie photograph would sit with this. In any case, this kind of photograph just does not fit with my personality. I have it at the moment as part of my website as I used to specialise in legal and financial translation, but it is just not ME. Would you advise having a more casual photograph, for a German CV or none at all?

[@mishitech3443]

Hi I want to apply for Germany, please guide me how to find a job and further procedure. Thank you 😊

[@HalloGermany]

Hi, thanks for your comment. We have lots of helpful videos here on the channel and also a lot of articles on this topic here: hallogermany.com/blog/. I hope this helps!

[@shaileshjohar5534]

Hallo! Vielen Dank für das video. Are two column Resume formats acceptable in Germany or one should stick to single column?

[@HalloGermany]

Hallo Shailesh, generally speaking two columns resumes are acceptable but they may cause issues with ATS. You can learn more here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2XUp6Zjgtmajc0

[@netajipatil2791]

How getting job in Germany unskilld worker

[@arvindyadav-kr2iy]

you are so pretty and cute

[@pranavkhopade1931]

Hello Meetra. Thank You for the video. I really appreciate your efforts. I just have a small doubt. Currently I am pursuing Master's but I have a work experience of 2 years which I have gathered before pursuing Master's. And before gathering the work experience, I completed my Bachelor's. So what should I first mention in the CV? My education (as it is the latest thing I am doing in my life) or my past experience? Thanks You!

[@pranavkhopade1931]

@@HalloGermany Thank you for the clarification. Best wishes!