When one spouse/partner is offered a position abroad, it is increasingly important that the other has access to career continuation services. Mastercard and IMPACT Group understand that when you are able to successfully find a job in the new country, your international assignment will be more enjoyable and more rewarding.

We also understand that re-establishing your home and career in a new country can be challenging. IMPACT Group’s spouse/partner job search program and integration assistance will provide you with personalized support to help make your move successful.

What is spouse/partner support?
Career coaching and country-specific resources to help you prepare for and conduct an effective job search. We’ll also help you explore other career options when conventional employment is not possible. A dedicated, one-on-one Career Coach will be matched to you based on your individual needs and destination country.

They empower you with resources and tools, such as:

• CV/ résumé and cover letter development
• Career assessment to determine your strengths and career options
• Interview review and recording with career coach
• Customized job search research support
• Social media guidance
• Proactive strategy for targeting companies
• Career continuation support (when working in the host country is not an option due to Visa restrictions)
• Entrepreneurship resources (for individuals interested in consulting, purchasing a franchise, or starting their own business)

Adjust to your new life in your new country.
IMPACT Group will pair you with a dedicated relocation coach to address the personal and practical aspects of moving. Your coach will help you anticipate the unique stages of your relocation – from prioritizing your goals to creating new routines. With a dedicated coach and individualized action plan, you’ll get on your feet faster and with less stress.

Areas of in-depth coaching might include:

• Developing a transition plan to support you during the relocation process.
• Processing and working through changes you and your family may experience.
• Establishing and accomplishing your goals throughout the transition.
• Finding research you or your family needs to help you create new routines and hobbies.