Career guide · interactive opening step

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Try one personalized role recommendation, then explore the sample materials. Sign-in is required; the free preview has no current listings or preparation workflow.

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In this demo
Four sample materials

Preparation steps

CV fields and checklist

Sample LinkedIn structure

Sources and limitations

Career guide · interactive opening step
Find roles that fit your skills
Share a few skills and interests. We’ll suggest roles and show current listings available in your selected country when sources provide them.

Separate items with commas or new lines. Add up to 12 of each.

Separate items with commas or new lines. Add up to 12 of each.

Illustrative example

Career guide excerpt

A few organized preparation steps—not a promise of a particular outcome.

1. Choose a direction
Note which tasks interest you and check which skills appear in real job listings.
2. Gather examples
Prepare brief, specific examples from school projects, internships, volunteering, or work.
3. Organize your documents
Use a clear structure and connect your skills to requirements actually shown in the listing. For applications, choose a name-based address in an inbox you own and check.

Suitable example: ivan.petrov@example.com. It is name-based and easy to recognize.

Unsuitable example: partyking99@example.com. A nickname and arbitrary number can seem casual and make the sender harder to identify.

These are illustrative examples; use your own working address in an inbox you own and check.

Illustrative example · CV

A clear structure for your CV

Example fields only; adapt them to your real experience.

CV checklist
Profile

Profile

[Area of interest] · [two relevant skills] · [brief project, internship, or volunteering example]

Experience or project

Describe the context, your contribution, and the result. If you have no work experience, use a real school or personal project.

  • Current contact details and target role
  • Skills supported by specific examples
  • Spelling, layout, and suitable format
Illustrative example · LinkedIn

A concise LinkedIn profile outline

Use your own facts and examples; these are prompts, not a completed profile.

Headline
Early-career [field] | [skill] | English [level]

About

Briefly describe what you are learning or can do, the tasks that interest you, and a project that demonstrates it.

  • A headline that describes your direction
  • A short About section with your own examples
  • Projects or a portfolio you can show
Scope and access
What this preview does—and does not do
The CV and LinkedIn materials are educational examples. They do not promise a job or create finished documents. Check each listing at its source.
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