Guides
CV projects and languages: show evidence without overclaiming
Projects and languages can strengthen a CV when the reader can see what you actually did and how confidently you can use the language at work.
Describe projects
Name the project, your contribution, tools and outcome. A school, volunteer or personal project is valid when it is labeled accurately.
Describe languages
Use a recognizable level or a short work-context description. Do not claim fluency because you can read a menu or passively understand meetings.
Make evidence easy to verify
Link a portfolio or repository only when it is current, relevant and safe to share. Keep the key evidence in the CV text itself.
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