AI for Job Seekers: Resume, ATS & Interview Prep
How hiring really works, a CV that survives parsing and the human scan, fast tailoring from a master inventory, and AI mock interviews that actually help.
Most job-search effort goes to the wrong stage, guided by myths about robot rejections and the value of volume. This course fixes the targeting. You will learn what an applicant tracking system actually does, how to format and write a CV that both machine parsing and a six-second human scan reward, and how to build a master inventory so tailoring every application takes minutes instead of an evening. Then the most underused tool in the job search: an AI sparring partner that interviews you one question at a time, rates your answers, and asks the hardest follow-ups. Throughout, one firm line: use AI to present real experience well, never to invent it.
What you'll learn
- Understand what an ATS does and where the real hiring leverage is
- Format and write a CV that survives parsing and the human scan
- Tailor every application fast from a master experience inventory
- Run rigorous AI mock interviews and build six reusable STAR stories
- Position yourself on LinkedIn so recruiters find you
- Prepare a salary negotiation without trusting hallucinated benchmarks
Course content
- 1. How hiring actually works now (15 min)
- 2. A CV that survives the ATS and the human scan (15 min)
- 3. Tailoring fast: one CV per role without the pain (15 min)
- 4. Interview preparation with an AI sparring partner (15 min)
- 5. Positioning, LinkedIn, and being found (15 min)
- 6. Offers, salary, and the honesty line (15 min)
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