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Try searching for HR generalist jobs that favor bi-lingual candidates. Many will state this right in the job description. Best of luck (and congrats on the marriage and baby)!
Thank you very much🙂
I would say HR generalist would be a great fit. You should probably try and work on having your resume reviewed by a professional to make sure you're working towards the right keywords
Yes, it is exactly what I did recently. After the reviewing my CV has completely changed))
Hi! I’m exactly in the same situation as you. Got married in 2018, move to Switzerland for 2y due to partner’s relocation, had a baby and move AGAIN in 2020 to the UK. I’m an ex KPMG Peru (Corporate Finance Associate) but I’m struggling to get back to the workforce as I have zero professional experience in Europe.
Although, there are a few options like “Women Returners” and “Inclusivity” (just google them) they offer free coaching and put you in contact with some of the big companies that offer “returnships” for people with career breaks.
Best of luck and don’t give up!