With the new Europass learners and workers across Europe can register and create a profile to record all their skills, qualifications, interests and experiences. Based on that users will receive tailored suggestions of courses and jobs (via EURES) in their portfolio. If they want to apply for opportunities users can prepare CVs and cover letters using the new online editor. They can also choose to add files (documents, diplomas, images) to a personal library so that their information and documents are all available in one secure location. Users can also share a link to their profile with employers, recruiters and employment services for advice and support on their careers.

As well as new tools, learners and workers across Europe can also access relevant information on learning and working in Europe including links to national services provided by Member States.

Amongst other information new Europass users can:

• receive suggestions and search for learning opportunities provided by countries
• receive suggestions and search for jobs provided by EURES
• access information on qualifications and qualification systems, and various topics linked to skills and qualifications (guidance, validation, recognition)  

This information as well as all tools will be available in 29 languages and for free, in hope to inspire many Europeans to take the next step in their learning and career with Europass.