Getting your next job

What you will learn

• Get past the first filter. Write a CV that is clear, relevant, and easy to scan — so hiring managers understand who you are and what you bring within seconds.

• Show how you think. Build a portfolio that goes beyond visuals and makes your decision-making visible — so people can trust your work.

• Explain your work properly. Structure case studies that are easy to follow, focused on key decisions, and show what changed because of your work.

• Present with clarity. Talk through your work in a way that is confident, structured, and relevant to the role — not rushed, vague, or over-rehearsed.

• Position yourself at the right level. Communicate your capability clearly — whether you’re junior, mid, or senior — so you’re not overlooked or misunderstood.

• Turn existing work into stronger opportunities. Use what you already have (projects, coursework, experience) and present it in a way that leads to real conversations.

• Understand how hiring actually works. See the process from the hiring manager’s perspective — so you stop guessing and start making deliberate decisions.