Organise a target role, experience example and application kit in five small sessions.
For students, graduates or people preparing a first application. Your chosen time is a work budget, not a promise of completion.
SESSION 01
Understand one role
Choose one listing. Separate daily tasks, repeated skills and one unclear expression. This session is about understanding a concrete role, not deciding your whole career.
Concrete output: Three role expectations and one open question
Choose an example from coursework, a club, a personal project or work. Separate your actions from the team’s. If no file is available, describe what you can explain and the limits of your evidence.
Concrete output: One experience and personal-contribution record
Move relevant details into a CV. Include only contact details you want to share. Use action, context and output in an experience bullet; do not invent metrics.
Complete the introduction exercise using your own experience. A reader should understand your target work and example. Reduce generic adjectives and remove unwanted personal detail.
Concrete output: A four-to-six-sentence introduction
Use the CV checklist and open the actual exported file yourself. Read employer instructions separately. You decide whether to submit; this site does not send an application.
Concrete output: Reviewed checks and remaining notes
Selections are added as independent plan entries. Sessions from the same kit already added are skipped, and existing notes are not replaced. Chosen minutes populate the copy’s minutes/week field; adjust it to your weekly plan.