JAPA
An Immigrant’s Guide to Getting a Well-Paying Job in the UK
Project Management Edition
Volume 1: Writing a CV That Works
Built for immigrants • Practical • UK-focused
Struggling to Get Interviews in the UK?
Built for immigrants • Practical • UK-focused
Thinking of relocating to the UK or already there and struggling to land a good job?
The truth? Most immigrant CVs don’t meet UK hiring standards.
JAPA shows you exactly how to fix that.
In this e-book, you’ll learn:
- How UK employers actually screen CVs
- Why many immigrant CVs get rejected
- How to structure a UK-standard Project Management CV
- What recruiters look for (and what they ignore)
- How to highlight your experience—even if it’s from Nigeria or outside the UK
Who This Book Is For
- Immigrants planning to move to the UK
- Immigrants already in the UK and job-hunting
- Project Managers & aspiring Project Managers
- Professionals transitioning into Project Management
Nigerian Buyers – Easy Access
You can now buy this e-book directly in Naira.
One-time payment • Lifetime access
Real Stories. Real Results. Real People.
Here’s what readers of JAPA are saying about how the guide helped them navigate job hunting, avoid common mistakes, and take confident steps toward securing better-paying jobs in the UK.
This guide is honest, practical, and incredibly empowering. It doesn’t just motivate you, it shows you exactly what to do and how to do it in the UK job market. What really sets this book apart is how clearly it speaks to the immigrant experience. If you’re tired of survival jobs and ready to reposition your career with confidence, this guide is a must-read.
Japa is an easy-to-read book that addresses relatable, real-life career path struggles. It offers a clear and encouraging roadmap for personal growth, self-discovery, and showcasing your skills and experience to help position you for your dream role. For anyone looking to transition or step into their next level, it provides a timely and thoughtful mindset boost. Looking forward to volume 2.
I just read the book and I must say it is one of the simplest yet powerful and great guides to transforming into Project Management for anyone. I never really thought it through about using a church name on one’s CV the way you explained it, which made a lot of sense. I am glad I learned and implemented most of the things you wrote in the book and it has greatly helped me to land a project manager role. Was it intentional that chapter 4 was written in bold? Thought to point it out if it wasn’t. Congratulations once again and cheers to many more wins!