Beginner · 5 lessons · about 35 min · free certificate
AI for your job search and career change
Use AI to find your transferable skills, tailor your resume honestly, write cover letters in your own voice, practice interviews and research employers, without making anything up.
For: Job seekers and career changers at any stage who want practical, honest help from AI.
Start lesson 1When you finish
- You can turn your past work into a list of transferable skills.
- You can tailor a resume to a job post without inventing anything.
- You can write a cover letter that sounds like you.
- You can practice interview answers with AI and improve them.
- You can research an employer and explain how AI is often used in hiring screening.
Lessons
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- Find your transferable skillsabout 5 minWhen you finish, you can turn past work into a clear list of skills a new employer needs.
- Tailor your resume honestlyabout 5 minWhen you finish, you can adjust your resume to a job post using true statements only.
- Cover letters that sound like youabout 5 minWhen you finish, you can write a short cover letter that is clear, true and personal.
- Interview practice and employer researchabout 5 minWhen you finish, you can rehearse answers with AI and learn about an employer without guessing.
- Avoiding fabricated claims and understanding AI in hiringabout 5 minWhen you finish, you can keep your application truthful and explain how hiring screens often work.
Final exam and certificate
10 questions. Score 8 or more for a free certificate of completion you can share and add to LinkedIn. Unlimited tries.
Take the final examPrompts you can use today
Copy one, replace the [brackets] with your details, and paste it into the AI tool you use. Leave out anything private.
Find my transferable skills
I worked as [past job or roles] for [time]. My main tasks were: [list tasks]. List the skills these tasks show, in plain words, and suggest three jobs where those skills are useful. Do not invent any experience I did not describe.
Tailor my resume bullets
Here is a job post: [paste]. Here are my current resume bullets: [paste]. Suggest edits that use the post's wording where it is true for me. Mark any bullet where I lack the experience, and do not add anything I have not done.
Cover letter in my voice
Write a short cover letter for [job] at [company]. Use my real facts: [list]. My natural voice is [warm/direct/plain]. Avoid cliches like 'passionate team player'. Leave a blank where I should add a personal detail.
Mock interview
Act as an interviewer for [job]. Ask me one question at a time, wait for my answer, then give me feedback on clarity, evidence and length. Start with the first question.
Turn a story into an interview answer
Here is something I did at work: [describe]. Shape it into a 90-second answer to 'Tell me about a time you solved a problem', using situation, action and result. Use only the facts I gave.
Research an employer
I am applying to [company]. Using only what I paste below, summarize what the company does, who its customers are, and three smart questions I can ask. Text: [paste company page text]
Check my claims
Review this resume and mark any statement a reader could not verify or that sounds exaggerated: [paste]. Suggest more accurate wording.
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