17/10/2026
If you've been out of work for a while, it's easy to feel like you're starting from scratch when you think about getting back into a career.
But think about everything you've been doing in the meantime.
Managing a busy household, organising family commitments, helping out at school or volunteering in your community. All of these experiences can help you develop skills that employers value.
They're called transferable skills, and recognising them can make a real difference when you're updating your CV or applying for something new.
We've put together a guide to 10 transferable skills worth knowing about, including how to recognise the ones you already have.
https://www.ncchomelearning.co.uk/blog/top-transferable-skills-career/
Learn more on the top 10 transferable skills you can use in any career, from communication and problem-solving to teamwork and adaptability.