AI for Career Coaches

Prompts for Career Coaches: From Resume to Offer

1. The lessons

   1. Resume Review & Rewriting: Turn a client's rough work history into clean, tailored resume content that gets past screening.
   2. Interview Prep & Mock Interviews: Prepare clients for real interviews with role-specific questions, structured stories, and live practice.
   3. Strengths & Career Goals: Help clients see their strengths clearly and turn vague ambitions into a concrete plan.
   4. Job Search Plans: Give clients a structured, focused job search instead of scattered applying.
   5. Networking Strategies: Draft outreach and follow-up messages that help clients build real professional connections.
   6. Offer & Salary Negotiation: Prepare clients to negotiate confidently with scripts, market context, and pushback responses.
   7. Client Communication & Admin: Save time on session follow-ups and proposals so you can focus on coaching.
   8. Career Transitions: Guide clients through a field change with a clear path, transferable skills, and a story that makes sense.
2. What the course covers

   The course follows the coaching journey from first resume review to final offer. You get prompts for resumes, interviews, strengths, goals, job search plans, networking, negotiation, admin, and career transitions.

   Each lesson includes a clear task, a prompt you can copy, and notes on what to change for the client in front of you.

3. How the lessons connect

   The lessons build on each other. A strong resume leads to better interview stories, which leads to clearer goals and a focused job search.

   Later lessons help clients network, negotiate, and settle into a new role. You can follow the order or jump to the task you need today.

4. How to use prompts well

   Start with real details from the client, not vague labels. Add the role, industry, seniority, and the outcome the client wants.

   Review every draft for tone, truth, and fit. AI can suggest, but you decide what goes in front of a client or an employer.

5. Who this course is for

   This course is for career coaches, resume writers, and anyone who helps people make work decisions. It works for solo coaches and for coaches inside a company or agency.

   You do not need technical skills. You need a willingness to test prompts, edit the results, and keep the client's voice at the center.

6. Safety and privacy for coaching

   Client information is sensitive. Avoid putting full names, contact details, salary numbers, or private medical information into an AI tool unless your workplace allows it.

   Use placeholders, remove identifying details, and check your tool's settings. The course shows simple habits that protect clients and your practice.

7. Your next step

   Pick one lesson that matches a task on your calendar this week. Run the prompt with a real client situation, then edit the result until it sounds like you.

   After that, add the next lesson and keep a small library of prompts that work for your coaching style.