CV check
Will the hiring software read your CV?
Paste any job ad. See what’s missing in 30 seconds.
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KUL compares the requirements in a job listing with evidence in your profile, and shows what still needs review. Free for job seekers, in English and Arabic.
No sign-up needed to try.
A match number can look precise. The evidence behind it matters more.
In Robert Walters’ 2025 survey, 84% of Middle East job seekers felt their applications were overlooked. KUL shows you why, before you apply.
Try it. No sign-up.
Example jobs and profiles for now. UAE and Saudi listings depend on current publication checks.
Strong on experience and reporting. One detail missing.
Your journey on KUL
Step 1 · Upload your CV
PDF or Word. Extracted details are labeled Fact, Inferred or Unknown. Review anything KUL flags as uncertain.
Step 2 · Find jobs that fit
Step 3 · Get ready
CV check
Paste any job ad. See what’s missing in 30 seconds.
CV doctor
Weak lines, flagged and fixed.
Interview practice
Answer by voice. Get coached before it counts.
Step 4 · Review supported application forms
Where an employer form is supported, KUL prepares fields from your profile. Review them and confirm before submission.
Step 5 · Track everything
Track applications privately. KUL receipts are available when a supported submission is confirmed.
| Feature | Typical job tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Prepare supported application forms | ||
| Match score for each job | ||
| CV keyword and ATS check | ||
| Private application tracker | ||
| Interview practice | Plans vary | |
| Evidence behind job comparisons | — | |
| Show requirements when listing data is available | — | |
| Receipts for confirmed KUL submissions | — | |
| Arabic support on public and onboarding screens | — | |
| Nothing sent without your click | — |
Visa, licence and notice details vary by role. KUL supports Arabic and English on its public and onboarding screens.
How we think about hiring in the Gulf, and why KUL works the way it does.
A precise-looking number can make a hard decision feel scientific. The real question is whether the evidence underneath deserves that certainty.
Read the essay →The Gulf“Gulf jobs” is a useful shortcut, and a poor substitute for country-level evidence when you decide where to apply.
Read the essay →ApplyingA green tick is reassuring. It is not a record of what you reviewed, what you attached, or what happened next.
Read the essay →Straight answers about your CV, your data and how KUL decides nothing for you.
Still unsure? Ask us →Yes. Browsing jobs and using supported KUL application flows are free for job seekers.
KUL compares your profile with jobs and can prepare fields in supported applications you approve. You can download or delete your data any time in Settings.
No. KUL shows the evidence and the gaps. You decide where to apply, and employers make their own hiring decisions.
KUL focuses on the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Available jobs depend on the current listings.
For supported forms, KUL prepares the fields; you review them and confirm before submission.
Compare finalists on evidence, keep every reviewer’s view, and make decisions you can defend. Hiring teams join soon.