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Qualifications, licences and skills assessments from another country can be hard for an employer to judge if the CV only gives a course name. A little extra detail helps them understand what you studied and where you stand locally.
These articles explain how to list overseas degrees, trade certificates and licences, how to show a skills assessment or recognition process that is finished or in progress, and how to explain job titles that differ between countries.
Country CV angles
No Canadian experience resume tips: translate titles, add context and results, and build local proof so employers can judge your overseas work fairly.
Migrants abroad
A buried or missing IELTS score on your CV can cost the interview. Here's where it goes, and how to write a PTE or OET result so it's easy to check.
Working abroad
Got a positive skills assessment? Put it on page 1 of your resume where Australian employers look first, worded so they trust it and do not miss it.
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