How to Make an Italian CV

If you’re applying for jobs in Italy, your CV needs to follow the local format. Here's how to make yours stand out the right way.

Key Parts of an Italian CV:

• Personal Info – Include your name, address, phone number, email, codice fiscale (if you have it).

• Profile Summary – A short description of your goals and skills.

• Experience – Include any jobs, internships, or even volunteering.

• Education – List all relevant schooling.

• Languages – Mention your level of Italian and other languages.

• Technical Skills – Useful for warehouse or IT jobs.

Pro Tips:

• Keep it to 1–2 pages max.

• Use a clean, modern layout.

• Include a passport-style photo.

• Stick to clear, simple language.

You can create a free Italian-style CV using the Europass Editor.