Applying abroad

Apply elsewhere without starting from a blank page

One country, one language, different conventions. The tool keeps a resume in each language, writes the texts in the language of the posting and tracks deadlines — all in one place.

One resume per language
Texts in the posting's language
Deadlines tracked

Applying abroad

What to know

An international application rarely fails on competence: it fails on language, format or a missed deadline. Here is what changes and what does not.

The language of the posting, not yours

The source text decides the language of the output — not the country, not your nationality.

French posting → letter and dossier in French; English posting → in English.
A French and an English resume live side by side on the same account, each with its own template.
Each language has its own history: nothing is overwritten when you switch version.
Literal-translation filler is filtered out: every paragraph carries a fact, a proper noun and varied sentence lengths.

What differs from one country to another

No universal rule — but a few stable reference points.

Photo: often omitted where it is protected. The Minimal template never shows it.
Length: one page remains the norm for junior and mid-level profiles.
Contact: city and country are enough, no need for a full street address.
Dates: use one format everywhere, consistent across both resumes.
Compare two templates in a click before sending the expected version.

Finding offers and scholarships

Two separate searches in the same tool, with the same behaviour.

The 10 job sources are queried in parallel, filtered by location and keyword.
Four scholarship blogs are read directly: about 370 listings collected during testing, 40 shortlisted, each with its deadline.
Filters by field and study level for calls for applications.
AI ranking states how relevant each listing is to your profile.

The full dossier when it is a scholarship

The part that takes longest — and that gets postponed most often.

Six texts produced together: cover letter, study plan, professional project, research project, statement of intent and a letter-of-recommendation template.
The list of supporting documents arrives with the dossier.
The resume tailored to the programme follows immediately, in the call's language.
You can also paste a call that is not in the list: the tool reads the document and produces the dossier.

Before sending from abroad

Resume and letter in the language of the posting, no exception.
Deadline checked first, time zone included.
A template without a photo where the country or field expects it.
Readable international contact details: country code, a stable email address.
Identical facts in both languages: same dates, same titles, same outcomes.

FAQ

International application questions

The hesitations people have most before applying elsewhere.

Should I write my resume in the country's language?

Yes: in the language of the posting. An account keeps a French and an English resume, each with its own content and template — you stay in control of every sentence.

Do I need a photo?

It depends on the country and the field, and it is never a general requirement. The Minimal template never shows a photo: it is the neutral choice when you apply in several places.

How do I avoid a word-for-word translation?

You do not translate: you fill in two separate resumes, in both languages. Generated texts start from the source text, not from a translation of your resume.

The posting is in English but I am applying from France: which language?

English. The language of the posting governs, for the letter and for the dossier alike.

How do I track applications in several countries?

From history: every application keeps its score, engine and cost there, and scholarship dossiers keep their deadline.

How much does a complete scholarship dossier cost?

About 43 credits, shown before and after generation. Editing, templates and PDF export consume nothing: the details are on the Pricing page.

Prepare your next international application

Fill in both resumes once, then paste the posting: the letter follows in the right language.

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A French and an English resume · Texts in the posting's language