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Turn your skills into new work possibilities.

Explore emerging work near you, find directions that interest you, and build a professional media pack to start the conversation.

Where do you want to work?

e.g. Warrington, WA1
  • Explore without an account
  • Your research stays private

SOUND FAMILIAR?

The usual way of applying isn’t working.

Applied to dozens of jobs and heard nothing back.

Start the conversation before a job ad exists.

The role you’re right for was never advertised.

We find where the need is building, not where it’s posted.

Generic applications get lost in a pile of hundreds.

Arrive with evidence, a proposed role and a media pack.

Waiting for a vacancy that may never come.

Stop waiting — propose the role yourself.

There's a better way

HOW INVENTWORK WORKS

From local work trends to an employer conversation.

Four stages, shown here with a real example from Warrington.

  1. Evidence

    Step 1

    Find local work trends

    We research policy, investment, local strategies and industry activity for the place you choose.

    In Warrington
    • Digital transformation
    • AI adoption
    • Local investment
  2. Work

    Step 2

    Identify the work

    We translate that evidence into problems, responsibilities and useful work an organisation may need.

    In Warrington
    • Help teams adopt new systems
    • Translate policy into guidance
    • Coordinate implementation
  3. Role

    Step 3

    Shape the role

    You turn that work into a practical role proposal an organisation can consider.

    Proposed role
    • Digital Adoption & Policy Coordinator
  4. Employers

    Step 4

    Approach employers

    You research relevant organisations and build a professional media pack to start the conversation.

    In Warrington
    • Organisation research
    • Evidence briefing
    • Cover letter
    • Media pack

Illustrative example. Proposed roles are hypotheses to investigate, not confirmed vacancies.

YOUR MEDIA PACK

Not a job advert. A case you can take to an employer.

Everything you research becomes a professional, private PDF — ready to send or discuss.

Candidate profile page from an InventWork media pack
  1. Evidence summary

    Local work trends, the sources behind them and why they may matter to an employer.

  2. Proposed role

    Responsibilities, useful work and the outcomes an organisation could measure.

  3. Organisation research

    Where the proposition may be relevant, with checkable public records.

  4. Your candidate profile

    Your experience connected to the work — not another generic CV.

  5. Private PDFYours to share — InventWork never sends it for you
  6. View a complete sample PDF10-page demonstration · opens in a new tab

YOUR COVER LETTER

A letter that opens the conversation.

An optional, editable draft that goes with your media pack.

  1. Written for one organisation

    Addressed to the organisation you chose, asking for a conversation — not applying for a job that doesn’t exist.

  2. Built from your evidence

    It draws only on your research and the details you add, so every claim can be checked.

  3. Yours to check and edit

    Review each sentence, remove anything you can’t support, then send it yourself.

LETTER DRAFTLocal manufacturer · Warrington
Email subjectA practical idea for your digital systems rollout

Dear Hiring Team,

I’ve been following how organisations across Warrington are adopting new digital systems, and the UK Government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan suggests that pace will only increase.

I’d like to propose a role I could take on: a Digital Adoption & Policy Coordinator, helping your teams adopt new tools, turning policy into clear guidance and tracking what’s working.

I’ve attached a short media pack with the evidence behind this idea, and I’d welcome a brief conversation about whether it fits your plans.

Yours faithfully,
Alex Morgan

From a published sourceYour proposed role
Shortened for this preview · AI-generated draft · edit before use

YOUR JOURNEY

From a place to a professional employer briefing.

The same eight steps you’ll see in the app. You review each one before moving on.

  1. Place

    Choose a town, city or postcode.

  2. Areas to explore

    See where local trends may be creating a need.

  3. Work directions

    Choose directions worth testing.

  4. Possible roles

    Review and rate three possible roles.

  5. Local research

    Check the published evidence for your area.

  6. Organisations

    Choose an organisation you may want to work for.

  7. Your details

    Add your details and an optional cover letter.

  8. Media pack preview

    Review every page, then create your PDF.

EVIDENCE FIRST

The role can be new. The evidence cannot be invented.

Every brief separates what a source says, what we think it means, and what still needs checking — exactly as it appears in the app.

National context onlyPublished finding

Work function

Digital Adoption & Policy Coordinator

InventWork links this role family to the UK Government's AI Opportunities Action Plan, whose national priorities call for organisations to adopt AI and digital tools safely.

Our interpretation
Organisations adopting new systems need someone to connect policy, people and day-to-day processes.
Question to check locally
Which Warrington organisations are introducing new digital systems this year?
UK GovernmentPublished source · checkable link in your pack

Where the evidence comes from

UK Government Local authorities Investment plans Industry & skills bodies Employer research

How it's labelled

  • Published findingWhat a named source actually says.
  • National or local contextHow close the evidence is to your area.
  • InterpretationOur reading — something to investigate, not a fact.

CLEAR PRICING

Explore first. Pay only when you want more.

You can see the research flow and compare organisations before deciding whether an upgrade is useful.

Included

First 3 organisations

Free

  • Local evidence and work directions
  • Three relevant organisation records
  • Media pack preview before checkout
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Optional organisation upgrade

Expand to 6 organisations total

£1.99 one-off

  • Three additional organisation records
  • Same evidence and verification labels
  • Price shown again before secure checkout

The final downloadable media-pack PDF is £4.99 for early adopters or £6.99 standard. The optional AI cover letter is £1.50.

READY TO EXPLORE?

Start with a place. See what work may be worth proposing.

Explore local work trends, build a role proposition and identify organisations worth approaching.

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