Résumés in 12 languages
Apply in the language the job is written in.
A German posting gets a German résumé; a Japanese one, Japanese. JobMatch detects the posting’s language and writes the résumé and cover letter in it — natural prose, not a word-for-word translation — or in any of the twelve languages you choose.
Who it’s for
- Candidates applying across borders, or to employers that work in another language.
- Bilingual candidates who want one record and a résumé in each language they apply in.
How it works
- 01
Detect
The posting’s language is read from its text — free and instant — and shown before you start. You can change it.
- 02
Write
Every writing step is told the language: fluent prose, the posting’s own terms for skills, and proper nouns — employers, schools, products, certifications — exactly as your résumé writes them.
- 03
Check
Figures are checked against your résumé in the page’s own number format (5 Mio. €, 500万元, 20 %), so a real figure is kept and an invented one is still caught.
- 04
Print
Headings, dates and the cover letter’s greeting and sign-off are in the language. Polish, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic PDFs embed the right fonts; Arabic pages run right to left.
What you get
- English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Finnish, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese and Arabic.
- The same two engines, audit and templates as in English.
- PDFs whose text applicant tracking systems can read back out — in every script.
What it won’t do
- It does not add personal details some countries’ CVs carry — photo, date of birth, nationality — unless your own résumé states them.
- Japan’s fixed rirekisho form is not produced; the résumé is a modern CV written in Japanese.
- The audit’s writing-quality checks were designed in English and are less refined in other languages.
What it costs
The same as in English: 1 credit for Detailed Match, 0.5 credits for Quick Match, 0.5 credits for a cover letter. No subscription — prepaid credits. All prices.
Questions
- Is it a translation?
- No. The résumé is written in the target language from your record, using the posting’s own terms — not translated line by line from an English version.
- Will my numbers change?
- No. Every figure keeps its exact value from your résumé, written in the language’s number format.