Days 1–30
Understand and position
Take the self-assessment and Job-Readiness Audit, choose 2–3 target roles, rebuild your CV and LinkedIn, and have one conversation per target role.
Fresh Graduate · Graduates and NYSC members
Graduation is an achievement. Now comes the transition.
How do I get started?
How CPI helps
What we help fresh graduates do.
Moving from education into work is one of the hardest steps. CPI helps you get clear on the roles you want, present yourself well, close skills gaps and search with a plan. We support your preparation; we do not promise jobs.
- Get clear on two or three target roles
- Rebuild your CV and LinkedIn profile
- Practise interviews for your industry
- Close the skills gaps holding you back
- Search with a structured plan, not scattered applications
Your journey
Understand → Position → Build → Experience → Transition
Coaching and guidance run beneath every step. You can go back as you learn more.
- 01
Discovery
Understand
A Job-Readiness Audit of your CV, profile, interview readiness and target roles.
- 02
Career Education and coaching
Position
Hands-on coaching on CVs, profiles and interviews for your target industry.
- 03
Skills Development
Build
Short, focused upskilling in the gaps that matter for your target roles.
- 04
Experience
Experience
Where possible, bridge placements: internships, apprenticeships or entry-level roles.
- 05
Coaching and guidance
Transition
An active job-search plan with regular check-ins.
A simple framework
Your first 90 days after graduation.
A starting structure you can adapt with your coach. CPI supports your preparation; it does not guarantee a job.
Days 31–60
Build and apply
Close one priority skill gap with a short course or project, create one work sample, practise interviews and start targeted applications.
Days 61–90
Experience and transition
Pursue a bridge placement, volunteering or project, track applications weekly and review progress with a coach.
Other life stages
Not quite you? Try another stage.
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