In the last few months, the world of work has changed unrecognisably. Homes, once sanctuaries away from the demands of work, have become live-in offices. We all hate Zoom. And our carefully curated career trajectories have rapidly been sent off course, leaving us feeling somewhat adrift.

“Lots of people are feeling stuck at the moment, like there’s no positive momentum. And you can see people’s confidence is wavering,” says co-founder of Amazing If, an award-winning career development platform, and author of bestselling business book , Sarah Ellis. “But if we use this time to pro-actively invest in ourselves, and in our skills, we’re gearing up to come out of the other side of this stronger and better equipped.”

On Thursday, Ellis and her co-founder Helen Tupper will host their first School of Stylist seminar, where they’ll share game-changing practical advice on how nail the art of adaptability in the face of uncertainty, no matter how change-averse you might be. The seminar, called Adaptability And Resilience At Work, will be hosted online at 6pm. Buy School of Stylist tickets here.

Before you book – and you’ll need to be quick – here’s a taster on how to build resilience and future-proof your career.

How to handle change at work: master resilience with the School of Stylist