Germany CV format: sections
A4 | 2 pages | Tabular, reverse-chronological | PDF, often combined with cover letter and certificates
Personal details: Name, address or current city, phone, email, LinkedIn. Nationality and visa status (for example EU Blue Card eligible) are common for non-EU applicants. A professional photo is optional.
Profile (optional): 2-3 lines with your field, years of experience and core strengths.
Work experience: MM/YYYY - MM/YYYY on the left, title, company, city and 3-5 factual bullets on the right. Explain gaps briefly, such as 'MM/YYYY - MM/YYYY: Master's preparation and German course'.
Education: Degree, university, city, dates and final grade. Mention anabin or ZAB recognition if you have it.
Languages: English C1, German B1 (Goethe-Zertifikat), Hindi native, using CEFR levels.
IT skills and certifications: Tools and certifications relevant to the job.
Place, date and signature (optional): For example 'Pune, 27.10.2026' followed by your name.