Study project
When applying for so-called merit-based scholarships for stays abroad - for example to the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) or the Fulbright Commission (german only) - in addition to the application form, a CV, a study plan and at least one letter of recommendation from a university lecturer must be submitted.
Below you will find recommendations for preparing the documents. However, please take note of the calls for applications from the scholarship providers with regard to the type, scope, content, etc. of the required documents.
- Curriculum vitae
- Study proposal
- Recommendation letter
- Personal selection Interview after application
Europass - 5 documents for professional success
When applying for a job, it is particularly important to present your gained experience and qualifications in a clear and understandable form. The "Europass" from the National Europass Centre (NEC) supports you in this endeavor.
The Europass can be a valuable tool for clearly and concisely representing your learning and work experiences abroad in Europe. By presenting the essential information at a glance, the Europass can be an asset for job applications.
The Europass consists of five documents, and users are free to choose which documents they wish to use, depending on the purpose for which they wish to use the Europass.
- The Europass CV
This allows you to present your CV in a personalised and informative way within the framework of the given standards. - The Europass Language Passport
The Language Passport enables you to record and assess your own language skills on the basis of common criteria recognised throughout Europe. - The Europass Certificate Supplements
This document describes the country-specific standards of the respective training occupation and provides a brief description of the knowledge, skills and competences acquired through vocational training. - Europass Mobility
A document providing evidence of learning periods abroad in Europe. - The Europass Diploma Supplement
The main purpose of this document is to improve the understanding and comparability of qualifications.
Further information can be found on the official website: "Europass".
