Professional CV to work as a cleaner in Switzerland
Build your Swiss-format CV in under 3 minutes. PDF ready to send to employers. Free, no signup.
- Swiss professional format, 1 page
- Free instant PDF download
- Your CV also tells the employer how to register you legally
“Erfahrene Reinigungskraft mit 5+ Jahren in Schweizer Privathaushalten. Zuverlässig, diskret, mit Referenzen.”
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1Personal info
JPG or PNG. Professional photo common in Switzerland.
2Profile & skills
Optional — but usually read first.
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3Experience
4Availability & rate
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Why this CV helps you find legal work
Swiss households want to do things right — legally, with a contract, with insurance. Many don't know how. Your CV includes a Clino mention that shows them exactly how to register you.
FAQ
Is it really free?
Yes, fully free, no signup. We ask for your email at the end to send you the PDF and (optionally) notify you if families are looking.
What CV format is used in Switzerland?
Swiss CVs include photo, date of birth, nationality and work permit. One page, clear contact info, references. This generator follows that format.
Can I work without a permit in Switzerland?
No — you need B, C, L, G (cross-border) or Ci. EU/EFTA citizens get it easily with a job offer. Without a permit it's undeclared work (Schwarzarbeit) — fines and deportation risk.
How much do cleaners earn in Switzerland?
In most cantons CHF 28–35/hour gross is common. In cantons with a statutory minimum wage (GE, NE, JU, BS, TI), that minimum is the legal floor — pick your canton above to see it. You can list your rate or a range on the CV.
What does Clino do with my data?
We save your email and CV data to (1) send you the PDF and (2) contact you if Swiss families look for cleaners in your canton. Delete anytime via hallo@clino.ch.
Tips for your application
- 1
Always send your CV as a PDF, never as Word or a photo. Swiss families expect a standard format.
- 2
Tailor your CV to each family: highlight the services they need (e.g. childcare if they have kids).
- 3
List your rate as a range (e.g. CHF 28–32/h) to leave room for negotiation.
- 4
Have 2–3 references ready. Swiss families almost always call before hiring.
Get your free Clino Certificate
Complete our 30-minute mini-course on hygiene, safety and communication in Swiss households. You’ll receive a PDF certificate to attach to your CV that proves your professionalism.
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Undeclared work (Schwarzarbeit) is illegal in Switzerland. When your employer registers you properly, you’re both protected:
- You’re insured against accidents (UVG) from day one. Hurt yourself while cleaning? You’re covered.
- You contribute to AHV/IV (pension and disability). Your future is secured.
- You have a legal contract with clear terms: salary, hours, holidays, notice period.
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