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Practical pages you can print. Written by Nancy Osazee, Founder of CareerPilot. No account. An email is optional, and only on the worksheet pages.

  • Support for ADHD and neurodivergent job seekers

    These are the practical pages: a cheat sheet for the interview, emails for adjustments, a note on telling an employer, Access to Work, a tracker, gaps on a CV, the day itself, the first 90 days, and employers with a public scheme.

  • Jobs with visa sponsorship in the UK

    These notes are for people who need an employer to sponsor a Skilled Worker visa. They follow the Immigration Rules and the public sponsor register. They are not a decision on your application.

  • Help for over-50 job seekers

    The CV leads with recent work. The interview uses a story from the last few years. The law page points at the Equality Act and Acas, without pretending to be your solicitor.

  • Help for graduates

    A graduate job on CareerPilot is a title that says graduate or grad scheme. A junior title without those words is not added. Leeds, Sheffield, York, Bradford, and Huddersfield have their own graduate pages.

  • Help for career changers

    Keep your real job titles. Change the order and the proof so they meet the advert in front of you. A career change without evidence reads as a wish.

  • Returning after a career break or parental leave

    Put the break on the CV in one line so the dates make sense. If you are going back to the same employer, confirm the date and ask for a handover. If you need different hours, the statutory request has a set of lines the letter must include.

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