An AI coach for changing careers
The hardest part of a career change is usually not the new skill. It is seeing clearly what you already have, and explaining the move so it sounds like a next step instead of a restart.
Tell Carmen what you do today and where you think you want to go, even if you are not sure yet. Chama maps what carries over, Nora checks what employers in that field actually ask for, and Vera drafts the story of your switch.
Talk to Carmen
Your AI career coach
Say it the way you’d say it to a friend. Carmen will ask what she needs to know.
What happens after you start
- 1
Your skills map
Chama maps what already carries over from your current work, what to build next, and a first step you can take this week.
- 2
What employers look for
Nora looks at what employers in the field you picked usually ask for, and how you can show it.
- 3
Your switch story
Vera drafts two sentences that make your move sound like a natural next step, for your résumé, LinkedIn and interviews.
Written for your line of work
Start with Carmen, free
30 free minutes with Carmen and the team. No card needed.
Questions & answers
- Can AI help me change careers?
- Yes, for the thinking and preparation: finding transferable skills, comparing options, planning the steps, and practicing the interviews. The decision and the network are still yours to build.
- What if I don't know what I want to switch to?
- Say that. Carmen starts from what you like and dislike about your current work and suggests a few directions to look into, then helps you test one before committing.
- How long does a career change take?
- It depends on how close the new field is to what you do now, whether you need a credential, and how many hours a week you can give it. Moves into a nearby role are usually quicker than moves that need new proof of a skill.