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Your career starts
where you are.

Discover what you actually want, get job-ready, and connect to real opportunities from companies that want you, wherever those opportunities are.

The waitlist is just opening. Be one of the first fresh grads on it.
About

Iggy vouches for you.

We are from Iligan. We watched classmates with real talent settle for less because nobody showed them the way in. That is why Iggy exists, for fresh grads across Iligan, CDO and Lanao del Norte.

01 · Discover

Find work that fits you

A few honest questions about your course and what you enjoy. No test, no right answer.

02 · Get ready

See where you stand

Your answers show what is missing: your resume, your TOR, your government documents. Then exactly what to do about it. No more guessing.

03 · Connect

Get sent to real jobs

When a job fits you, we vouch for you with that employer. Only after you say yes.

“It is hard to know what I want after college, and how to stand outin my job applications.”
Fresh grad, Iligan City

An honest heads-up

Job matching is still being built. For now our team matches profiles by hand, so every introduction is a real person vouching for you.

Your profile stays private until you say yes. You can change your answer anytime.

How to use Iggy

Six steps. One sitting.

From your email to a finished profile in about 10 minutes. Here is what each step asks, and why.

1
Sign up · about 2 minutes

You're in. Let's set you up.

Your basics and a password, so you can log in anytime: your name, city, school, graduation year and a contact number. That is the whole form. Your number stays private unless you turn on job sharing at step 5.

projectiggy.com/signup
Juan dela Cruz
Iligan City
09XX XXX XXXX
Private unless you turn on job sharing.
2
Your background

What did you study, and what work do you want?

Your course, the work you want, and where you can work. It locks you into nothing. Many people end up in a different field, and that is okay.

Step 2 of 6
Where are you willing to work?
Stay in my cityJobs near my home
Work from homeOnline jobs, anywhere
Ready to moveI can move for the right job
Not sure yetStill thinking about it, and that is okay
3
What you enjoy

What do you enjoy doing in your free time?

The things you actually do, not just watch. Write a few sentences, then pick up to 3. There is no wrong answer.

Step 3 of 6
Pick up to 3 things that describe your skills.
Working with peopleSolving problemsSpeaking in front of othersMaking designs, videos, or writingFixing or building things with my handsWorking with numbersPlanning and organizing
4
Experience and documents

Which of these have you done?

Internships, projects, org work, jobs, documents. Tap what is true, then say a bit more. Real work counts: service crew, VA work, family business, any field.

Step 4 of 6
✓I finished an internship or OJTDoneDetails ▾
✓My resume is updatedDone
I started my government documentsAdd this
Tap Details to say what you actually did. That is the part employers read.
5
Job sharing and resume

One last thing. An honest heads-up.

How job sharing works, then your permission. Say yes and we send your profile to one employer only, never without your say-so. And “not yet” is a first-class answer: your profile stays private until you turn it on. This is also where you attach your resume and tell us your pay and start date.

Step 5 of 6
Yes, share my profile when a job fits meOnly with an employer who has a real job opening for you
Not yet, ask me firstYour profile stays private until you turn this on
6
Your profile

Here's where you stand.

Your score, how ready you are, and work you might be good at, all read from your own answers. Nothing here is a judgment of you. From here you are on the waitlist: when a company hiring in Iligan, CDO, or Lanao del Norte fits your profile, you will be the first to know.

projectiggy.com/profile
74
Your score out of 100Almost thereYou have a solid start.
Plus work you might be good at, like Healthcare & Wellness or Teaching & Education, with the reason attached to each one.

Ready when you are.

It takes about 10 minutes, and “not sure yet” is a perfectly good answer to almost everything.

Get started →