How do I find a job right after finishing my studies?
Habacus is by your side during this transition, too. In fact, we help you truly showcase what you’ve studied and present it effectively to employers.
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Because it’s not just a CV.
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Nor is it merely a self-declaration.
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Instead, it’s a system that translates your studies into real-world skills exactly what companies are looking for.
How does our service work?
Start by uploading your academic transcript.
From there, you can certify your skills — with our full support every step of the way.
Next, we map your studies, technical skills, and soft skills into a structured profile.
As a result, we’re able to calculate a compatibility score with hundreds of real job offers.
Finally, we connect you with companies that are actively searching for candidates like you.
Tell us who you are
Begin by uploading your academic transcript and telling us what you’ve studied. This initial step lays the foundation for understanding both your educational background and your professional potential.
From exams to skills
By conducting a detailed review of your academic path, we’re able to identify and map both your technical and soft skills.
Match with job opportunities
Once that’s complete, we analyze your profile against the skills that are currently in demand. In parallel, we assess how well your background aligns with employers’ real-world needs.
If there’s a match, we connect you
When there’s a strong match, we connect you directly with companies so you can explore real job opportunities.
Why do you need this service?
Because today, companies aren’t just looking at degrees, they want real evidence of your abilities. More specifically, they want to know:
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What you can actually do in practical terms
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Which hard skills you’ve developed throughout your academic courses
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And what soft skills you’ve gained along the way during your educational journey
Find a job before graduation
Certified students get hired before they graduate. Match with job offers by certifying your academic path.
