Verified profiles
Skilled worker video profile: what employers notice first and what to leave out
Skilled worker video profile guide: what employers notice in the first seconds, what to say, and which private documents to keep off camera.
Video introductions
A short video introduction lets an employer hear how you speak and see how you present yourself before a first call. For people applying from another country, it can also show spoken English in a natural way.
These articles help candidates plan, script and record a short self-introduction, and help employers and recruiters use video sensibly as an early screening step without replacing a proper interview.
Candidate trust
Stuck on what to say in your self-introduction video? 3 script examples for trades, care and office jobs
Self introduction video script for a job: a five-part plan for 60 seconds and three full examples for trades, care and office roles, so your first take works.
Candidate trust
Asked for a video introduction? A rushed take could undo your CV. How to plan and record 60 seconds
A video introduction for a job application in 60 seconds: a five-part plan, a sample script, phone recording tips and the mistakes that spoil first impressions.
Hiring trades
Tradies: a 60-second work video could prove your skills before the trade test. Here's what to film
A trade portfolio video can prove your skills or make good work look careless. The 5 clips to film, how long each should be and what to leave out.
Industry News
AI Has Entered the Job Application. Recruiters Say It's Changing What a "Good CV" Even Means
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