Four results. Two career tracks. The same process, every time.
These are the real outcomes the method is built from, named with permission, and the reason the same method is now also offered to professionals and senior leaders.
Three graduates, tracked over several years, each placed and then moved on again using the same process.
Riya
The situation: A business management and marketing graduate who wanted to move into teaching, without a background or training route already mapped out.
What we worked on: Working out whether teaching was the right fit, then a full CV and application rebuild for Teach First, practice for the selection tests, and repeated mock interviews ahead of the real thing.
The outcome: Accepted onto Teach First, and now a fully qualified teacher of three years' standing. When the time came to move roles, the same process, CV refresh, application, tests, interview prep, was repeated to help secure a second teaching role in Manchester.
Timescale: coached through the original Teach First application, then again three years later for the Manchester move.
- Teach First: application, tests, interview prep
- Now qualified, three years in the profession
- Second role secured using the same process
Tara
The situation: A university student approaching her third year, needing a placement year to strengthen her degree and give her real industry experience.
What we worked on: CV and application preparation, aptitude test practice, and interview coaching, followed later by the SC clearance paperwork required for a graduate role at a government-adjacent employer.
The outcome: Secured a third-year placement at BMW Mini. On graduating, the same process, CV, application, tests, interview prep, was used again to secure a graduate role at CGI, this time with SC clearance paperwork guided alongside it.
Timescale: coached ahead of the third-year placement, then again roughly two years later on graduating.
- Placement year secured at BMW Mini
- Graduate role secured at CGI
- SC clearance paperwork guided end to end
Meghna
The situation: A software engineering graduate looking for her first role in a competitive technical job market, then, a year later, ready to move on to a bigger opportunity.
What we worked on: CV and application positioning for technical roles, interview preparation, and, a year later, the same process repeated for her move, including SC clearance paperwork for her new role.
The outcome: Secured her first software engineering role, then, a year later, a move to CGI using the same CV, application and interview process.
Timescale: coached into her first role, then again a year later for the move to CGI.
- First software engineering role secured
- Move to CGI a year later
- SC clearance paperwork guided end to end
The same method, now proven on a professional making a significant mid-career move.
Kiran
The situation: A practice manager who had spent over fifteen years at a GP surgery. She felt stuck, unsure how to progress, and worried that skills built in general practice wouldn't transfer anywhere else.
What we worked on: Time spent understanding her strengths and development areas, then mapping out realistic career directions and progression routes open to her. From there, a full CV review and rebuild, followed by hands-on support through the entire job search: applications, evaluation tests, assessment days, interviews and a panel presentation.
The outcome: A hospital role managing medical secretaries, rotas and administrative support staff. The move built on her experience running a GP practice and made her transferable management skills clear to a new employer.
Timescale: coached from initial CV review through to a confirmed offer, spanning the full recruitment cycle including assessment days and a panel presentation.
- CV rebuilt to reposition 15+ years of primary care experience
- Supported through tests, assessment days, interviews and a panel presentation
- Moved from GP practice management into hospital administration management
These four are the clearest, most provable results: family, colleagues, and colleagues' children, tracked over several years, with permission to name them. The same Discover, Position, Prepare, Perform method is now also offered to senior leaders navigating an executive-level move, drawing on the same senior hiring experience across government and technology organisations. That track is newer, so this page will be updated with a named result as soon as there's one ready to publish.
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