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Learning, mentoring and your next step into IT.

Career preparation

Learning becomes more useful when you can explain it. Recognise your experience, find the right words and build a clearer professional profile.

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Your experience.
A clearer story.

The planned Digital CV tool is tailored to entry-level IT Business Analyst profiles. It is intended to help participants organise competencies, adapt skill descriptions and connect learning with a professional CV.

Technical skills sit alongside communication, resilience and other transferable strengths. The aim is a balanced profile, grounded in what you can actually demonstrate.

  1. Recognise a skill

    Identify something you have learned or practised.

  2. Describe your contribution

    Explain what you did and how you approached it.

  3. Support it with evidence

    Connect the skill with an example, task or learning outcome.

From a broad claim
to a clear example.

Illustrative wording, not a participant testimonial

“I organised information from a case study into clear process steps and explained where a change could improve the workflow.”

Aligned with
Europass principles.

The planned CV structure follows Europass sections, terminology and skills-based logic. This is intended to make information easier to transfer into a Europass profile.

It does not replace Europass and does not mean automatic synchronisation with a Europass account. The tool and its access details remain under development.

Start with what you want to learn.

Explore the foundations behind the planned learning pathway.

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