CV creation | Klassifikazzjoni Ewropea ta’ ħiliet/kompetenzi, kwalifiki u impjiegi (ESCO)

Hierarchy view

Introduction to ESCO
Structure and features of the ESCO classification
ESCO development
ESCO glossary
How can ESCO be used in practice?
- ESCO in job search and job matching
- ESCO connects the labour market with education & training
  - Linking learning outcomes of qualifications with ESCO skills
  - Searching for learning opportunities
- ESCO for Labour Market Analysis
  - ESCO for labour market intelligence
  - ESCO in statistics
- Implementing ESCO into systems
  - Extending ESCO
  - Gap analysis
Crosswalks and related frameworks/classifications

ESCOpedia

Artificial intelligence for ESCO maintenance process

Comma-separated values (CSV)

Competence-based job matching

Continuous improvement process

Crosswalk between O*NET and ESCO

Development of ESCO

DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion

Digital Skills labelling in ESCO

ESCO data formats

ESCO for labour market intelligence

ESCO governance

ESCO in statistics

ESCO Maintenance Committee

ESCO mapping platform

ESCO Member States Working Group

ESCO occupations mapping pilot

ESCO skills mapping pilot

European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop)

European Digital Competence Framework for Citizens (DigComp)

European e-Competence Framework (e-CF)

European Qualifications Framework (EQF)

Functional analysis

Green skills labelling in ESCO

How can ESCO be used in practice?

International Standard Classification of Education: Fields of Education and Training 2013 (ISCED-F)

International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO)

International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO)

International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO)

Linked Open Data

Linking learning outcomes of qualifications with ESCO skills

List of sectors of economic activities for the development of ESCO v1

Mapping to ESCO

Non-preferred term

Occupations pillar

OpenDocument Spreadsheet (ODS)

Piloting and testing

Qualifications and ESCO

Qualifications dataset register (QDR)

Qualifications Metadata Schema

Reference Groups

Regulated professions

Searching for learning opportunities

Simple Knowledge Organisation System (SKOS)

Skill contextualisation

Skill reusability level

Skills-Occupations Matrix Tables

Terminological guidelines

Training sessions: EURES and ESCO

Transversal knowledge, skills and competences

Two pillar structure of ESCO

Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)

What is ESCO and how to use it?

CV creation

Nowadays, jobseekers, learners and professionals use online curricula vitae (CVs) or digital professional profiles in order to present their professional experience, including knowledge, skills, competences and qualifications they have.

Many job boards and social media platforms allow users to create such online documents. As part of the Europass platform, the Commission is offering a service for the creation for digital CVs to citizens.

Using ESCO as a reference language in tools for CV creation has several added values:

It helps users to select precise, unambiguous terms;
It increases interoperability of the resulting CVs, so that they can be used in other services, such as job boards or career guidance tools;
It allows users to display the information in the CV in all ESCO languages.