Japanese and Korean Resume Forms
Standard local formats: Japanese rirekisho and shokumu-keirekisho, and the Korean 이력서, 경력기술서 and 자기소개서, each in the local language and in English.
How to choose
In Japan, most employers expect a rirekisho (履歴書) with a photo, plus a shokumu-keirekisho (職務経歴書) for experienced hires. In Korea, an 이력서 is usually sent with a 경력기술서, and many employers also ask for a 자기소개서. All of them are A4.
10 templates in this collection. Open any of them to start editing.
Rirekisho 履歴書 (JIS style)
Best for: Japanese JIS-style rirekisho: photo box, furigana, education & employment history table, licences, motivation and personal-request boxes.
East AsiaJapaneseShokumu-keirekisho 職務経歴書
Best for: Japanese career-history document: summary, company blocks with period/responsibility tables, skills, qualifications and jiko PR.
East AsiaJapanese이력서 Korean resume form
Best for: Standard Korean 이력서: photo, 인적사항 (Hangul/Hanja/English name), 학력·경력 tables, 자격증·어학 (TOEIC/OPIc), 병역사항, 활동·수상 and declaration.
East AsiaKorean경력기술서 Career description
Best for: Korean 경력기술서: total tenure, per-company block with role, responsibilities, projects (period · role · stack) and quantified results.
East AsiaKorean자기소개서 Self-introduction
Best for: Korean 자기소개서 with the usual headings: 성장과정, 성격의 장단점, 지원동기, 입사 후 포부.
East AsiaKoreanRirekisho (English version)
Best for: English version of the Japanese rirekisho form for foreign-affiliated firms and bilingual applications.
East AsiaEnglishShokumu-keirekisho (English version)
Best for: English version of the Japanese career-history document.
East AsiaEnglishKorean resume form (English)
Best for: English version of the standard Korean resume form.
East AsiaEnglishKorean career description (English)
Best for: English version of the Korean career description (gyeongnyeok gisulseo).
East AsiaEnglishKorean self-introduction (English)
Best for: English version of the Korean self-introduction with the four standard headings.
East AsiaEnglish