Don’t let career gaps fault you, they’re more common than you think. With our help you can take what you feels like a setback into progress and success
Be honest –
Explain in a short summary why you had a career gap, and include things you learnt or experienced during that time
Practice –
Before an interview, it’s always good to practice what you’re going to say. It allows you to go in feeling confident and prepared
Link –
Highlight key skills you developed during the gap, that makes you the perfect candidate for the role. This shows enthusiasm and growth
Focus on the present –
Focus on the skills you currently have and be positive about the whole process. Employers want to know you’re committed to returning to work
