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career breaks

Returning to the workplace

You may have taken a break in your career for many reasons including raising a family, taking a sabbatical or having a serious illness. Naturally, you may feel apprehensive about returning to work after a long absence and be worrying whether you have the skills or confidence to be successful.
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Alice Jones Coaching can help you market yourself with confidence, show you what skills you already have and how valuable they are to future employers.
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making a success of your return

  • What new skills might I need to return to work?
  • How do I update my CV to make the most of my talents?
  • I've lost all my confidence and dread the thought of interviews
  • What is the best way to use networking to find a new job?
HOW WE CAN HELP

Identify the skills you already have and help you bridge the skills gap

Write a CV to attract employers

Use networking to help find jobs that aren't advertised

Build self-belief and overcome nerves

HOW WE CAN HELP

Identify the skills you already have and help you bridge the skills gap

Write a CV to attract employers

Use networking to help find jobs that aren't advertised

Build self-belief and overcome nerves

Don't be afraid to take a big step if one is indicated. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps.

David Lloyd George

Call us today for a free 30 minute consultation
"I found myself at a crossroads in my career. Thanks to Alice’s expertise, guidance and methodical approach, I feel more in control of my career and am excited for what the future holds”.
I would recommend Alice to anyone needing to make a career choice. With her insights, previous first-hand career experience and logical approach, she made the options much clearer and the final decision easier.
We are all very grateful for everything Alice has done and could not recommend her highly enough
Throughout the time I worked with Alice she gave me the confidence I needed to go into interviews and show companies the best side of me.
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