A CV in the country's language
We write your CV in German or Spanish, in the format local employers expect.
Direct employers only, no agencies
Jobs in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Spain, all in one place. We write your CV and cover letter in the country's language, in the format employers expect.
Services
Alongside the platform, we offer personal consultations and administrative support, from an initial conversation to qualification recognition and family reunification.
A 45-minute conversation about your situation, goals and next steps.
50 € for a 45-minute consultation
Document preparation and completion of an application for recognition of a degree or professional qualification.
399 €
Arranging document certification and sworn translations according to the institution's requirements.
29 €
Document preparation and completion of applications for each family member, with submission to the institution.
449 € per family member
How we help you
Employers abroad often reject an application before they get to know you: the wrong language, the wrong format, no cover letter. That's where we help.
We write your CV in German or Spanish, in the format local employers expect.
Every application gets its own letter, written for that company and that job.
One minute with you speaking in person. A QR code on your CV takes the employer straight to your video.
Your CV, letter and video together. Send it by email or message, and the employer can view it without downloading anything.
Direct from employers, with no agencies. The original job listing is always shown alongside the translated title.











News, legal changes and advice on working and living abroad.

From 1 January 2027, Germany’s minimum wage rises to €14.60 gross per hour and the minijob earnings limit to €633. What does this mean for employees?
Oct 23, 2026
Read article
Who can have a medical qualification recognised in Germany, how does the procedure work, and what differs for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals?
Sep 30, 2026

Autumn has arrived, but Switzerland is turning summery again. The Swiss Plateau is expected to reach 26 to locally 28°C.
Sep 26, 2026

AI is changing tasks and skills across Europe. Where are the opportunities, and how can workers prepare?
Sep 25, 2026
Four countries, one membership. Your documents are written in the language of the country you're applying to.
For employers
For employers
Post a vacancy and receive applications with a CV and cover letter in your language.
Direct employers only, no agencies
Jobs in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Spain, all in one place. We write your CV and cover letter in the country's language, in the format employers expect.
Services
Alongside the platform, we offer personal consultations and administrative support, from an initial conversation to qualification recognition and family reunification.
A 45-minute conversation about your situation, goals and next steps.
50 € for a 45-minute consultation
Document preparation and completion of an application for recognition of a degree or professional qualification.
399 €
Arranging document certification and sworn translations according to the institution's requirements.
29 €
Document preparation and completion of applications for each family member, with submission to the institution.
449 € per family member
How we help you
Employers abroad often reject an application before they get to know you: the wrong language, the wrong format, no cover letter. That's where we help.
We write your CV in German or Spanish, in the format local employers expect.
Every application gets its own letter, written for that company and that job.
One minute with you speaking in person. A QR code on your CV takes the employer straight to your video.
Your CV, letter and video together. Send it by email or message, and the employer can view it without downloading anything.
Direct from employers, with no agencies. The original job listing is always shown alongside the translated title.











News, legal changes and advice on working and living abroad.

From 1 January 2027, Germany’s minimum wage rises to €14.60 gross per hour and the minijob earnings limit to €633. What does this mean for employees?
Oct 23, 2026
Read article
Who can have a medical qualification recognised in Germany, how does the procedure work, and what differs for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals?
Sep 30, 2026

Autumn has arrived, but Switzerland is turning summery again. The Swiss Plateau is expected to reach 26 to locally 28°C.
Sep 26, 2026

AI is changing tasks and skills across Europe. Where are the opportunities, and how can workers prepare?
Sep 25, 2026
Four countries, one membership. Your documents are written in the language of the country you're applying to.
For employers
For employers
Post a vacancy and receive applications with a CV and cover letter in your language.