Support for people returning to work
A clearer route back into work starts here.
Use the tools, check your strengths, and get practical support to return with more confidence and a realistic plan.
- Free and no sales pitch
- Practical steps, not generic advice
- Private and judgement-free
Features
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Career navigation
Name what you could do next, commit to testing it on a date you set, and find out what the market actually says. Fourteen steps, and it tells you when to stop.
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Name your transferable skills
Five minutes of ticking what you have handled - at work, at home, caring, in groups - and you get back the words employers use for it, ready for a CV.
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Career Clarity Assessment
Answer a short set of questions to get a clearer picture of your strengths, the roles that fit, and the next steps that make sense for your return to work.
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A 30-minute call with a person
Everything above, talked through with someone who does this every week - plus the three next steps, in writing, afterwards.
- Being built
How part-time-friendly a role really is
The share of live vacancies in a role that are actually part-time or remote in your area. The number that decides whether a job fits around school runs.
- Being built
What it pays, and what it asks for
Typical pay with the source next to it, and what a German employer expects on paper - so you can tell a hard requirement from a wish.
- Being built
Compare two or three routes
Side by side: hours, money, what you would have to learn, how long it takes. Deciding is easier than searching.
- On the roadmap
Training somebody else pays for
Which courses close your specific gap - and which of them are publicly funded, because money is the blocker more often than ability.
- On the roadmap
A written plan you can follow
Your route, your steps, your timing - small enough to start this week, and not something you have to reconstruct from memory.
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People who did the same thing
Real accounts from people who came back from a similar break into a similar role, and what it actually took.
Questions people ask first