Job pathways
Where the jobs are, and what your CV needs
Guides by occupation and country — for people already living there and for people moving. Each one says which routes are genuinely open, links to the official source, points you at the real listings, and shows what the CV has to prove.
Your resume stays on your device. We never charge for job access, and we link to government sources so you can check every claim.
- Registered nurse — United KingdomUK-based and international nurses
- Software and IT — UK, Australia and Germanydevelopers and IT professionals seeking sponsorship
- Aged care worker — AustraliaAustralia-based jobseekers and sponsored applicants
- Learnerships and entry-level — South AfricaSouth African school leavers and graduates
- Construction and skilled trades — UK and Australiatradespeople seeking sponsored work
- Truck and HGV driver — UK and Australiaprofessional drivers considering overseas work
- Graduates and entry-level — KenyaKenyan graduates, interns and jobseekers
- Graduates and entry-level — NigeriaNigerian graduates, corps members and jobseekers
- Engineering — UK, Australia and Germanyengineers seeking sponsored work abroad
- Skilled professionals — Germanygraduates and skilled workers considering Germany
- Social worker — United KingdomUK-based and overseas social workers
- Accounting and finance — UK and Australiaaccountants and finance professionals
How to use these guides
- Check the route status first. If a route is marked closed, no CV will help — find another route before spending time on applications.
- Verify on the official link. Rules change. The government page is the answer; this guide is the orientation.
- Go to the listed sources directly. Applying through the employer or the official portal beats applying through an aggregator.
- Then write the CV against the focus points for your occupation, and load the closest example into the builder.
Frequently asked questions
Why do you mark some routes as closed?
Because they are. Visa routes open and close, and a lot of pages in this space keep advertising routes that no longer accept applications. We say what the official source says and link to it so you can check for yourself.
Do you find jobs for me?
No. We point you at the official job sources and registers, explain what each route needs, and help you write the CV. We never charge for access to a job, and nobody legitimate ever should.
How do I avoid sponsorship scams?
Three rules. Check the employer appears on the destination country’s official sponsor register. Never pay a fee for a job offer or a certificate of sponsorship. Be suspicious of any route that is not described on a government website.
How current is this?
Each route links to the authoritative government page. Rules change often, so treat our summary as a starting point and the linked source as the answer.