Online platform
Article 3
1. Europass shall provide, through an online platform, web-based tools for: (a) documenting and describing personal information in a variety of formats, including curriculum vitae (CV) templates; (b) documenting and describing skills and qualifications acquired through working and learning experiences, including through mobility and volunteering; (c) the assessment of skills and self-assessment of skills; (d) documenting the learning outcomes of qualifications, including the Europass supplement templates, as referred to in Article 5. The use of Europass tools for the assessment of skills and self-assessment of skills as referred to in point (c) shall not lead directly to formal recognition or the issuance of qualifications. 2. The Europass online platform shall provide available information or links to available information on the following topics: (a) learning opportunities; (b) qualifications and qualifications frameworks or systems; (c) opportunities for validation of non-formal and informal learning; (d) recognition practices and relevant legislation in different countries, including third countries; (e) services offering guidance for transnational learning mobility and career management; (f) skills intelligence as produced by relevant Union-level activities and agencies within their domains of competence; (g) information on skills and qualifications that could be relevant to the particular needs of third country nationals arriving or residing in the Union to support their integration.