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  • 25 Aug 2005

    Europass "phase 2" is online! - Europass website available in Italian

    A new development batch has been brought on-line at the Europass site.

    New features include:

    1. An XML-based facility which enables visitors to upload and re-edit their CV and ELP data
    2. Much faster generation of CVs and ELPs at the "On-line creation" tool.
    3. Availability of CV and ELP templates in the OpenOffice format, in all available languages.

    and miscellaneous other improvements.

    The Italian version of the Europass site has become available on-line.

    Development work goes on, aiming for new web tools to manage and incorporate the Europass Mobility document (ex-"Europass-Training") and the Europass "Binder".

  • 16 Aug 2005

    Europass website available in German

    The German translation of the Europass site has become available on-line

  • 16 Aug 2005

    Europass statistics May 2005

    After 4 months of operation, the Europass site has had ca. 630,000 visits, with ca. 200,000 downloads and on-line generations of the Europass CV and the Europass Language Passport.

    About 5,000 persons are visiting the site every day. Most downloaded files:  the Europass CV examples and instructions.

  • 16 Aug 2005

    Europass website available in 9 languages

    Portuguese is the latest languages in which the Europass site is available. Previous language versions launched were: English and French (01/2/05), German (21/4/05), Swedish (25/5/05), Dutch (8/6/05), Danish (17/6/05), Greek (24/6/05) and Spanish (29/6/05).

    The aim of Cedefop and the European Commission is to have the Europass site, along with all the Europass instruments, instructions and on-line creation tools, available in 25 languages by the end of the year 2005.

  • 16 Aug 2005

    10 National Europass Centres operational

    The list of National Europass Centres has been updated following the launch of NECs in several countries, specifically:

    Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, United Kingdom

    For a full list of available URLs, see National Europass Centres (NECs)

  • 16 Aug 2005

    Europass launched

    On 1 January 2005, the Europass was introduced into European law. The Europass has been introduced to help people make their qualifications and competencies more easily understood in other EU countries. The Europass was officially launched on 31 January and 1 February at a conference in Luxembourg, which was then holding the presidency of the EU.

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