Vous trouverez la version française des information à la suite de la version anglaise.
We've included helpful translations to guide you. When completing your CV in English, click the "?" icon to see the French translation for each question. The same goes for creating your CV in French; click the "?" icon for English translations.
Watch the National Occupation Classification (NOC) video. Click here to watch.
The NOC is a vital tool for navigating Canada's job market. It helps you understand the skills and requirements for various professions, making your job search more effective.
After watching the NOC video, manually fill in each section. Here is an overview of the sections:

• Information: Please enter your basic details, including your name, website, and LinkedIn profile. Ensure that all information is accurate and professional.
• Who Are You? Briefly describe yourself and your career goals. This section sets the tone for your CV.
• Bio: Use up to 750 characters to summarize your background and aspirations.
• Skills and Achievements: Highlight up to 8 key skills and your most impactful accomplishments in 750 characters or less.
• Professional Experience: Add up to 4 job roles, including your title, company, dates, and primary responsibilities.
• Education & Professional Development: Include up to 4 entries for your degrees, certifications, or training programs.
• Additional Information: Share extra details such as hobbies, volunteer work, or other qualifications (up to 750 characters).

For those who need help translating their answers, here are some sites that can help: Google Translate,DeepL,or Reverso.
Proofread your CV: Use different tools to ensure your CV is error-free. To learn more about the tools available to help you, Click here.
Do and Don’t: Click here.

Recommendations:

1. Keep it concise: We recommend limiting your English CV to 2 pages.

2. Tailor your CV: You can create multiple CVs to tailor them to different job applications. However, only one design template is currently available.

3. Preview your CV: Before submitting your information, review your CV to ensure all details are correct. Double-check your spelling and grammar for accuracy.

To better understand the process, watch the video tutorial click here or preview what your CV will look like click here.

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Briefly describe your primary fields of knowledge and the industries you're most proficient in.
Examples:
a) Digital Marketing & E-commerce;
b) Software Engineering & Development;
c) Finance & Accounting;
d) Healthcare & Medicine;
e) Education & Training.
Skills:
List the specific technical, soft, and hard skills relevant to your career.
Use keywords that recruiters and hiring managers often search for.
Consider including:
a) Technical Skills: Programming languages, software tools, data analysis, etc.
b) Soft Skills: Communication, teamwork, problem-solving, leadership, time management, etc.
c) Hard Skills: Certifications, licenses, foreign languages, etc.
d) Highlight transferable skills: Emphasize valuable skills across different industries and roles.
For inspiration, refer to our Skills and Competency Guide, which you can view or download as a PDF by Clicking here.

Highlight the most significant accomplishments relevant to your career. Be concise and impactful, and stay within 750 characters.

In this section, you can add up to 4 professional experience, detailing your title, company, dates, and primary responsibilities.