Training and coaching
Provide facilitated group sessions for instruction, questions, practice, and feedback around the job search.
Amaru provides two distinct kinds of outplacement support. Live training and coaching give people guidance, practice, and feedback. The Career Toolkit gives each participant a private place to apply that work to real opportunities. Use either one or bring them together.
People need a place to learn and a place to do the work. Amaru can provide either form of support or connect them in one program.
An Amaru facilitator
The participant
Live, scheduled group sessions and coaching
Private online workspace, used on the participant's schedule
Learn strategy, ask questions, practice, and receive feedback
Research roles, connect experience, tailor materials, and prepare for interviews
Shared learning, clearer decisions, and practiced responses
Role-specific research, a résumé, a cover letter, and an interview plan
Available separately. Stronger together when participants need both live guidance and a place to continue the work.
Live sessions create the shared learning environment. We select the topics your cohort needs; participants can ask questions, work through examples, and practice applying the ideas to their own search. Toolkit access is not required.
Connect experience to business impact, choose the evidence that matters, and tailor a résumé to the role without flattening the person's voice.
Build a profile with a clear point of view, improve discoverability, and approach professional networking with purpose.
Turn experience into focused, employer-relevant answers and prepare for the questions that create the most hesitation.
Handle the salary question, communicate value, and evaluate an offer beyond base pay.
Understand what recruiters can find, address signals that distract from a candidacy, and shape an online presence that supports the search.
The Amaru Career Toolkit is an online workspace that takes a participant from “I'm interested in this role” to “I'm ready to apply and interview.” It works from the person's actual experience and a job they want—not a generic template. It does not include live coaching unless that support is added.
See what the employer needs, where the participant's experience connects, and which gaps still need an honest plan.
Turn real work and life experience into a clear explanation of why the participant belongs in the role.
Research the employer, tailor the résumé and cover letter, and build interview preparation for that opportunity.
The Toolkit prepares the participant to apply. It does not submit applications or speak to employers on their behalf.
Résumés, cover letters, employer research, and personal notes remain private to the participant. Any organization-facing progress visibility is agreed and documented before launch.
Training and coaching can stand on its own. Career Toolkit access can stand on its own. When combined, the live sessions provide guidance and feedback while the Toolkit gives each participant a place to continue the individual work.
Provide facilitated group sessions for instruction, questions, practice, and feedback around the job search.
Give each participant a private place to work through target roles, application materials, and interview preparation on their schedule.
Use live sessions for guidance and coaching, then give each participant a place to continue the individual work.
Most complete participant experience
Amaru is led by Arturo Natella, a recruiter and career coach with more than a decade of experience helping employers hire and professionals move through the job search. That experience shapes both forms of support: human guidance for the moments that need judgment, practice, and feedback, and a Toolkit for the structured work each participant can continue independently.
Every transition is different. These are the boundaries that stay consistent.
Training and coaching are live, human-led sessions for instruction, questions, practice, and feedback. The Career Toolkit is a private, self-directed workspace where each participant applies that work to real opportunities and application materials.
It is a guided online job-search workspace. A participant starts with a real job posting and their actual experience, then works through role fit, professional positioning, employer research, application materials, and interview preparation in one connected process.
No. Training and coaching and Career Toolkit access are separate forms of support. An organization can offer either one or bring them together in a broader transition program.
Each 90-minute session can support up to 50 participants. We plan the content and delivery with you before the session and meet afterward for a debrief.
The participant's résumés, cover letters, research, and personal notes remain private to them. Any organization-facing progress view or reporting is defined separately in the final engagement.
We prepare a custom proposal based on the number of participants, length of Toolkit access, selected live sessions, and delivery timeline.
Tell us your headcount, timing, and the kind of support you want participants to have. We'll recommend a focused engagement using training and coaching, Career Toolkit access, or both.