Social Commitment > Skills Passport

The Transferable Skills Passport allows you to highlight the skills you have acquired in addition to your academic record, emphasising the activities you have taken part in during your university and post-university studies to help you stand out in the labour market.

On this website we explain the benefits of the Skills Passport, which activities can be included, and step-by-step instructions on how to get yours.

Download the Skills Passport

How to get your UdG passport.Step by step

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Click on the link

Click on the link to download your Passport.

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Choose ‘students’ or ‘alumni’

Start session with your UdG user number and password.

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Click on "Passport"

When you go into your profile, click the "Passport” button.

Press the blue button that says **"PASSPORT"** to obtain the document.

We show you a real example of the UdG Passport: EXAMPLE UdG PASSPORT

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Keep your Skills Passport

Boost your CV or Linkedin by attaching your Transferable Skills Passport!

What benefits does the UdG Passport offer you?

Recognise the transferable skills you have worked on in your activities with the Social Commitment and Professional Guidance Unit (UCSOP).
Stand out from other candidates in selection processes.
Self-assess your abilities and identify areas for improvement.
Complement your academic record with significant experiences and enrich your professional and academic profile.

Cross-disciplinary competences covered in the UdG Passport

Critical and creative thought.
Communication and linguistic adaptation.
Digital and instrumental competence.
Team work and leadership.
Learning and self-management skills.
Social responsibility and sustainability.
Gender perspective.

Actions to complete your UdG Passport

To complete your UdG Passport, you can participate in a range of activities organised by the University of Girona, including local and international volunteering, cooperation, sustainability, health promotion, entrepreneurship, extracurricular placements and much more.