Not all climate career accelerators are built for Southeast Asia. Learn what makes a regionally grounded program more practical for career shifters and impact professionals.
We hear the same concerns across the region. “Less option in my country.” “It’s hard to find an entry level job in Indonesia.” “I don’t have the knowledge and experience.” “Not sure what strengths or skills to highlight.” “Unclear what certifications matter.” These are not small worries. They are valid signals that the market can feel uneven and confusing, especially for early to mid-career professionals.
Built by Jobs that makesense Asia, the Climate Career Accelerator is a 4-week online programme helping professionals across Southeast Asia navigate the climate sector, translate their skills, and build a clear career narrative.
By facilitating events, listening to people’s stories, and meeting them where they are, I’ve found myself expanding too. As an introvert, those real-life connections grounded me and challenged me in ways no screen ever could.
Leader in the Climate Space: As climate change and extreme weather events intensify and our natural systems reach tipping points, the need to build resilient, regenerative, and equitable food systems will become even more urgent.
I took the risk of moving to Thailand for a salary five times lower than what I was earning. But it worked out. One year later, I’m managing the company and I’m finally able to create real social and environmental impact.
A lot of organizations aren’t just interested in skills but people—collaborators eager to learn and contribute in their own unique way.
While cover letters may seem outdated, they still play a crucial role in many hiring decisions. Let’s dive into real perspectives from hiring managers and job seekers to understand what makes cover letters effective and how you can use them to your advantage.
Some candidates might sit back and wait for the big day, while others might start worrying about how to prepare. The good news? You don’t have to guess. There are key steps you can take to maximize your chances of success.
Your job search doesn’t have to feel like a never-ending cycle of rejection. By refining your approach, being proactive, and leveraging your network, you can significantly improve your chances of landing interviews and job offers.
