International students
An ATS check built for students applying outside their home country.
International students get filtered out for avoidable reasons: unfamiliar university names, degrees written in local shorthand, and internships described in a vocabulary the screening software was never trained on. This free check surfaces every one of those gaps.
- • Free scan against any English-language posting worldwide.
- • Flags degree and institution names that need a plain-English explanation.
- • Translates coursework and projects into the posting's vocabulary.
- • Checks visa and work-authorisation wording is present and unambiguous.
- • Suggested phrasing for every missing requirement.
Making an overseas education legible
Spell out the degree type alongside the local abbreviation.
Add one clause of context for a university a local recruiter will not know.
Convert grades to the local convention, keeping the original in brackets.
Put relevant coursework and capstone projects into skill language, not course codes.
Internships and projects that count
Treat a substantial university project as experience: scope, tools, outcome.
Quantify anything you can, including users, hours saved, or accuracy gained.
Name the exact tools and frameworks from the posting where you actually used them.
Keep one page until you have real full-time experience.
Frequently asked questions
Requirements vary by employer. State your status plainly so recruiters do not have to guess.
Yes, give the local equivalent and keep the original in brackets.
Yes, the first full analysis is free and needs no signup.
Yes, paste any internship posting and the check scores against it.