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Applying without professional experience — without inventing any.
Applying for a first job means facing a circular problem: the vacancy asks for experience, and experience only comes from a job. The way out is not to invent a track record — it is to show what already exists and normally gets left off the CV.
The articles in this section deal with what counts before formal employment: education and coursework, short internships, volunteering, family businesses, computer skills and languages. They also cover apprenticeship and vocational training programmes, which are a genuine way in and have application rules of their own.
Mandatory internship in Mozambique falls under Decree 95/2021, with paid and unpaid modalities. Paid interns receive at least 75% of the sector minimum wage.
What to do after grade 12 in Mozambique? Explore university options, paid internships, and your first job with 2026 data. Get your 90-day action plan now!
Bank account in Mozambique: which documents to bring, how the free basic account works, and when m-Pesa, e-Mola or M-Kesh are worth using in daily life.
Working at 16 in Mozambique: the law allows it with limits — written authorization, 25 hours a week and prohibited tasks. A practical guide for ages 15 to 17.
The 2026 youth employability programs: MJD, MyRide, and SoulCode, and the Ministry's four support lines. Essential details before you apply.
Volunteering in Mozambique is not a waste of time, but it is not for everyone. When it helps, when it does not, and how to turn it into a real career advantage.
Jobs for recent graduates in Mozambique: a no-experience CV, internships, networking, and where to find first openings with real market salaries.
Apprenticeship CVs in Mozambique: education first, key skills, courses, and activities, with examples and common mistakes to avoid. Step by step.
First job CV without experience: structure, profile examples, what to include (internships, volunteering), and mistakes that get you eliminated.
