Are you looking for a job or a student placement in Germany?

Have you written your CV or resumé yet?

Have you written it in German?

Have you written it in the same style as the Germans do?

Because I’ve got news for you…

They don’t write them the same way!

There are some major differences between the CV in Germany and one that you might use to apply for a job in the UK or USA.

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But don’t worry, because I’m here to help.

My name is Graham Tappenden and I am a British ex-pat living in Germany.

I have been writing and reviewing German CVs for the past 18 years.

I don’t just speak the language fluently, I studied it and even have a degree in it.  I have worked as a translator, interpreter, and even have my own IT consulting business  located just outside Frankfurt am Main.

I know what belongs on a German CV.

I know what employers are looking for.

I know what sort of mistakes people make when writing them.

I know how difficult it is to write your first one, when German is not your first language.

There is a myth that all Germans learn English at school and are so good at it, that their command of the language is almost always going to be better than someone else’s German. At least, until degree level.  In my experience, this is no longer so.

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Here’s what I am offering you

A 50-page step-by-step guide which takes you through each of the sections of the CV in turn, and tells you what you should include.

Tips on formatting and printing your CV.

An insight into the type of things that German employers are looking for.

- All of this as an e-book for only €25 -

But that’s not all!

Firstly, I’m offering two bonuses

Bonus #1: I have set up a closed area in our AllThingsGerman.net forum, where anyone who buys the e-book can ask me any questions that they might have.

Bonus #2: If you buy the e-book and sign up for my e-mail list, I will send you the e-book as an audio book in MP3 format.

And then, there’s a really special offer

For an addition €25 you can send me your CV and I will review it on the basis of content.  I will give you personal tips on how to improve it and make it appeal to a German employer.

Then I will pass it on to a German native speaker, who will check the spelling and grammar for you.

A CV with lots of spelling mistakes and gaps in the time line will not be helped by being in an impressive folder, whereas a perfect CV in a cheaper folder will usually receive more attention.

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All prices include 19% MwSt (German VAT).

So what are you waiting for?

Click on the one of the buttons now to buy the e-book and to get writing!

Still not convinced? Take a look at what some of our readers say about the e-book:

I’ve known Graham for some time and had the pleasure of meeting him, and our work paths have also crossed often online. His book “How to write a German CV” reflects all my dealings with him, in that it is both useful and endowed with meticulous attention to detail.

It sounds almost crass to say that “Germany is different” but in so many respects it is. Getting a job or creating a good CV has become quite relaxed in recent years in many European countries, but that isn’t the case in Germany, where the whole process of employing someone may be much more formal than you would have imagined. For that reason, if you harbour any hopes of employment in Germany, then I would urge you to invest in a copy of How to write A German CV.

Mike Cliffe-Jones
Publisher of Lanzarote Information – the site which covers anything & everything about Lanzarote

Before reading How to Write a German CV, I didn’t realize there were so many major differences between what a potential employer expected in Germany and what a potential employer expects in the United States. If you’re interested moving overseas and finding a job in Germany, this is a must-read ebook!

I love how easy it is to write a German CV with the step-by-step process given in How to Write a German CV. This ebook ensures that you give German employers the exact information they need, even if you’re from another country and used to writing your CV in a different format.

Allison Boyer
Publisher of After Graduation – because someone has to answer the question “What now?”

A definitive guide for non-resident Germans looking to land a job in Germany. Graham Tappenden breaks down the process into easy to follow steps in this e-book. Every college should advertise ‘How to Write a German CV’ as a resource for its students. A no-brainer ‘buy’ for those trying to obtain a job in Germany’s rebounding job market!

Kelly Estes
Publisher of kellyestes.com and co-author of Online Business Elements

Disclaimer

Although the information contained in this e-book has been checked thoroughly, it is based on the experience and opinions of the author. No guarantee can be given, that by using the methods and tips given in this book that a job applicant will find employment.

The e-book is delivered as a digital download. The cover shown here is for demonstration purposes only.
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