1:1 career counselling for UK job search
Book private 1:1 video sessions with mentors who have personally navigated the UK sponsored job market. Get direct guidance on applications, interviews, and visas.

What it does
- 1:1 private video calls with experienced UK mentors
- Bespoke CV and cover letter strategic feedback
- Mock interview preparation tailored to UK schemes
- Visa transition guidance from Student to Skilled Worker
How it works
- Step 1
Choose your session length
Select a 30, 45, or 60-minute video session based on your goals.
- Step 2
Pick a specialist mentor
Match with a counsellor who succeeded in your specific industry.
- Step 3
Get personalised feedback
Work through your applications and leave with an actionable plan.
What you get for free
Start on the free plan with no card needed, then upgrade when you need more. Compare plans and prices.
- Pay-per-session booking on the free plan
- Discounted session rates with Premium membership
- Free initial career roadmap
Frequently asked questions
Our counsellors are professionals who were once international students in the UK and have successfully navigated the sponsored job market.
Sessions can cover CV tailoring, mock interviews, salary negotiation, or strategising your switch from a Graduate visa to a Skilled Worker visa.
Sessions are pay-per-session on the free plan (£30 for 30m, £35 for 45m, £40 for 60m), with discounted rates available for Premium members.
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How to Get a Visa Sponsorship Job in the UK: Step by Step
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