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Personalised insights

Understand yourself. See your next step.

Explore what interests you, recognise the experience you can evidence and discover career directions worth exploring — before deciding what to do next.

About 4 minutes. No CV or finished plan needed.

Your career. Your direction.Not just more information. A clearer way forward.

What you can discover

Four useful answers. One clearer way forward.

Bring your interests, experience and next steps into focus — whether you’re changing direction, returning to work or ready to progress.

01

Insight

What kind of work interests me?

Explore the activities and work preferences that appeal to you. Use your interest profile as a starting point, not an ability test or a label.

02

Confidence

What can I already demonstrate?

Recognise your responsibilities, skills and achievements. Identify experience you can support but haven’t yet explained clearly in your CV.

03

Opportunity

Which directions are worth exploring?

Browse career directions by interest area and indicative preparation level. Find possibilities to investigate, rather than being told which job is right for you.

04

Progress

What should I work on next?

Choose a target, then compare its requirements with your recorded evidence. Identify what to clarify, strengthen or develop before your next move.

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Confidence, grounded in evidence

A missing detail is not always a missing skill.

You may already have relevant experience. The useful question is whether you can show it clearly — or whether there is something you genuinely need to develop.

Focused questions help you move beyond a list of duties and describe your own contribution. You confirm the facts; the wording should reflect what actually happened.

AI suggests clearer wording from what you've told us. It is instructed never to add facts, and nothing changes your CV without your approval.

Illustrative example — not your assessment

From experience to useful evidence

The starting point

“I helped organise the team’s work.”

The questions that make it clearer

  1. Which tasks did you coordinate?
  2. What were you personally responsible for?
  3. What result can you substantiate?

A useful next action

Add one specific example of coordinating work, including your responsibility and the result you can support.

Opportunity, without the guesswork

Explore directions. Then decide what to investigate.

You don’t have to begin with a job title. Explore occupation titles by interest area, then investigate the experience, training and qualifications a particular role requires.

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Career interests support exploration. Your evidence is considered separately when you choose a target role.

Progress starts with a next step

Start with where you are today.

Hudson, the CareerPathIQ guideYou don’t need to have it all worked out.Your career. Your next step.
  1. 01

    Choose your starting point

    Select the support that matches what you need today: a clearer direction, stronger evidence or help preparing.

  2. 02

    Add your information

    Share your interests, experience or CV in the relevant journey. Start with the information you have.

  3. 03

    Use the insight

    Review what it shows, confirm the facts and decide on a practical action you can take next.

Questions before you start?

A clearer understanding of what each part does — and what happens next.

Trust and methodology
Do I need to know which job I want?

No. Career profiling and the occupation library can help you explore directions before you choose a target. You decide which possibilities to investigate further.

Is this a personality or ability test?

No. Career profiling explores interests and work preferences. It does not diagnose personality, measure ability or predict performance. Comparing your evidence with a target role is a separate step.

What happens when I get started?

You’ll start short questions about the work you enjoy, then see UK jobs worth a look. You choose what to explore next.

Your next move

Turn a clearer picture into a practical next move.

Choose the support you need now — and take the next step with a better understanding of what you bring.

Find my starting point

Explore the candidate options before choosing your route.