Create your CV online. For jobs in Switzerland
- Modern, easy-to-read design
- No login or registration
- Upload your existing CV
- One-off CHF 12. No subscription
- 14 days of access included, with optional extensions
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Your first application after an apprenticeship, training or university
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Choose starting your career, experienced professional or changing careers. The template adapts automatically to your profile.
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Add your work experience, education, skills and other details. See your changes immediately.
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Pay a one-off CHF 12 and download your CV as a professional PDF. You then have 14 days of access to make changes and updates.
A better CV. Made simple.
CV Easy is designed for job applications in Switzerland: modern, intuitive and focused on what matters.
Our templates are designed to be easy for common applicant tracking systems to process.
Templates, content and wording tailored to Swiss standards and expectations.
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Enjoy 14 days of full access to your CV and all features. Extend your access whenever you need, from CHF 5.
Upload your existing PDF CV instead of starting from scratch.
Create a cover letter to match your CV and the job you are applying for.
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Customise every section for applications across Switzerland or abroad.
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Create your CV and cover letter online.
- PDF download included
- Cover letter included
- 14 days of access included
- Extend access whenever you need
- No subscription. No registration
- Upload your existing CV
Frequently asked questions
No. You can start creating your CV straight away, without registering or creating an account.
No. You pay CHF 12 once for 14 days of access to your CV and cover letter. Optional extensions are available at an additional cost.
Your access is valid for 14 days from purchase. You can extend it if you need more time.
Yes. During your access period, you can edit your CV and cover letter and download new PDFs whenever you need.
Yes. The templates, content and wording are tailored to applications in Switzerland.
Your CV data is saved so you can keep editing during your access period. Details about storage, deletion and your rights are explained in our privacy policy, linked below in German.
What makes a good Swiss CV?
A Swiss CV usually fits on one or two A4 pages, with the most recent experience first. Clearly list your work experience, education, language skills and other skills. A professional photo is common in many sectors, but optional. Tailor your CV to the role and send it as a PDF.
A strong CV for the Swiss job market follows a few clear conventions. A photo is optional; if you use one, choose a recent, professional image. Language skills matter, so describe them using the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
List your most recent experience first. Experienced professionals usually put work experience before education; graduates and people starting their careers can highlight their education first. Include dates, your role, the employer, location and key responsibilities for each position.
Focus on what matters: recruiters often skim a CV first. Aim for one or two clear A4 pages, explain your career timeline and export a clean PDF. In Switzerland, references are often provided on request.
CV Easy supports these Swiss conventions with CEFR language levels, A4 layouts and ATS-friendly PDF export.
Usually one or two A4 pages. Keep your CV concise and easy to read, and send it as a PDF. Follow any file-size limit set by the employer.
Use CEFR levels, such as B1 or C2, rather than just “good” or “fluent”. They make your language skills easier to understand internationally.
Start with your latest role.
Keep work experience, education and other sections well structured and easy to scan.