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How to list language levels on your resume Here are the steps you can follow to list language levels on your resume: Review job postings and sample resumes. List your language and proficiencies. Reread the job description. Include your skills on your resume. Related: 6 Universal Rules for Resume Writing 1. Review job postings and sample resumes
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BetaList the languages you’re proficient in, along with your level, under a separate “Languages” or “Skills” section on your resume. Avoid using vague terms like “conversational” or “advanced”; instead, use precise terms like “intermediate” or “fluent.”
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BetaIf your job application demands you differentiate between your written and spoken language levels on your resume, list it in the following way: Resume Language Levels—Written and Spoken Language. American English—Native; Chinese—Writing C2, Speaking C2 (TECH Certified 92%)
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BetaOnce you’ve listed your primary language/s, you can move onto any secondary languages that you speak. List each language in order of your level of proficiency, with those you’re most fluent in at the top. As you progress and improve on your skills, don’t forget to update your resumé to reflect your current level. Describing your language ...
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BetaBasic: Able to understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases. Limited to simple conversations. Conversational: Can handle conversations on routine topics and engage in simple discussions. Capable of understanding and being understood in most situations. Proficient: Comfortable using the language in a variety of contexts, including work-related tasks.
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BetaFollow a single language proficiency scale. List all languages using one of the language proficiency scales described below (CEFR, ILR, or ACTFL). Pick the one that a potential employer is most familiar with and stick to it. Use words, not charts. Use words to describe your levels of language proficiency, not charts or icons.
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BetaIf the position specifically calls for language proficiency—and you meet the mentioned proficiency level—consider listing your languages in the sidebar. In many of our resume templates , you can list skills and languages above the level of proficiency through the use of icons or bars.
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BetaWhere to List Language Proficiency Levels on Resume. The placement of your language proficiency levels on your resume typically depends on its format and layout. Some of the most common locations include: Skills Section. Including your language proficiency levels alongside other relevant skills can help create a comprehensive overview of your ...
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BetaWhen listing language skills on a resume, it’s essential to follow best practices to effectively communicate your proficiency levels to potential employers. Here are some key tips: Create a dedicated section: Include a separate section titled “Language Skills” or “Languages” on your resume to highlight your linguistic abilities clearly.
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BetaListing your language skills on your resume is a good start, but you can do more to show your skills clearly. Getting a recognized certificate is a great way to prove your fluency level. Organizations like the Interagency Language Roundtable (ILR) provide different certifications.
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