Your next job is probably closer than you think.
Every occupation is a set of skills. Find out how much of another job you already do, what carries over, and exactly what you may need to learn.
Try nurse programmer welder accountant chef
No AI guessing. Just skills.
3,039 occupations 13,939 skills 15,303 transitions 30,387 job titles searchable
How it works
Name the job you do now
Search by any title you would actually use. 30,387 alternative names are indexed, so “programmer” finds software developer.
See where it can lead
Each occupation has a map of its nearest destinations, ranked by how much of that role your skills already cover.
Read the gap
Every move opens a full record: what carries over, what is missing, grouped into learning areas in the order worth working in.
Shortest moves · most of the work already carries over
- marketing managertosales manager 80% covered
- data scientisttodata analyst 80% covered
- nurse responsible for general caretospecialist nurse 76% covered
- accountanttobookkeeper 72% covered
- primary school teachertoadult literacy teacher 71% covered
- special educational needs teachertoprimary school teacher 70% covered
Less obvious pivots · across the labour market, not within it
Moves between different ISCO major groups that still share a real amount of skill. These are the ones nobody suggests.
- accountanttobookkeeper 72% covered · moderate
- cheftocook 70% covered · moderate
- paramedic in emergency responsestohealthcare assistant 68% covered · moderate
- office clerktoadministrative assistant 68% covered · moderate
- nurse responsible for general caretohealthcare assistant 66% covered · moderate
- physiotherapisttohealthcare assistant 65% covered · moderate
Start from where you are
One occupation from each of the ten ISCO major groups. The full index has all 3,039.
- tour operator manager 12 moves · Services managers not elsewhere classified
- physiotherapist 12 moves · Physiotherapists
- medical laboratory assistant 12 moves · Medical and pathology laboratory technicians
- customer service representative 12 moves · Enquiry clerks
- call centre agent 12 moves · Contact centre salespersons
- carpenter 12 moves · Carpenters and joiners
- bus driver 12 moves · Bus and tram drivers
- warehouse worker 7 moves · Freight handlers
Where the numbers come from
Everything here is computed from ESCO, the European classification of skills, competences and occupations, which records the skills each of 3,039 occupations needs and marks every one required or optional. No line of a transition record is written by a person or a language model, which is also why none of it can flatter you, and why it cannot know what any particular employer wants. The full method and its limits.