Timely is a social enterprise created by the Women in Business NI Group. Our mission is to remove the obstacles, anxiety and challenges that women who want to return to work often face. We will enable and empower women, through training and a jobs board, to get back into work by connecting them to the right support and the right jobs, at the right time for them.
Women in Business is an integral part of The WiB Group. The WiB Group is an umbrella group of social enterprises that are dedicated in the mission to help create a prosperous, inclusive economy for Northern Ireland.
Through Women in Business, Diversity Mark, Timely Careers and Centre of Learning, The WiB Group is committed to driving positive change through connections, accreditations, employment opportunities and skills development. Join us in our mission, where the collective power of everyone’s contributions propels us towards a brighter, more equitable future for all.



For many women returners, full-time work is simply not a realistic option, yet it is still often difficult to find skilled jobs, careers and opportunities that respect the other commitments and demands in our lives.
Timely has created a hub that respects the non-traditional working week. All the positions we list are either part-time, offer flexible working patterns, are job share or term time only.








If you would like to know more about our founding partners, and the work they are doing to help their employees build meaningful careers, please click the button below.
At Timely, we run free monthly events for our members aimed to inform, educate and up skill women. Please sign up to access the events for free and email info@timelycareers.com to register for an event.

Returning to work today is about far more than updating a CV.
Many women are returning after a career break, redundancy, caring responsibilities, burnout, health challenges, or simply a growing sense that the career they once had no longer fits the life they want now.
At the same time, the world of work has changed dramatically:
⭐ Many women are no longer looking to “go back”. They are looking to move forward differently
⭐ AI is reshaping recruitment and applications
⭐ LinkedIn and networking matter more than ever
⭐ Employers are increasingly looking for adaptability, resilience and digital confidence
⭐ Flexible and hybrid working expectations continue to evolve
What We’ll Explore
This practical and supportive four-week online programme is designed to help women returners rebuild their careers with confidence, clarity and future-ready skills.
Rather than focusing only on “getting a job,” the programme helps participants:
⭐ Reconnect with their professional identity
⭐ Understand their transferable skills and value
⭐ Navigate modern recruitment processes confidently
⭐ Use AI tools effectively and ethically
⭐ Strengthen confidence and visibility
⭐ Prepare for modern interviews and networking
⭐ Build a sustainable career strategy that fits their life now
This programme runs every Tuesday for 4-weeks, commencing on Tuesday 4th August.
📅 Start Date: Tuesday 4th August
📅 End Date: Tuesday 25th August
📍 Where: Online
⏰ Time: 11:00am – 12:00pm

Thinking about returning to work after a career break, or considering a move into something that better reflects where you are now?
If a lack of confidence is holding you back from saying yes to interviews, if the thought of answering questions feels overwhelming, or if you’ve already started applying and want to feel fully prepared, we’re here to help.
Join us for a welcoming and practical workshop designed to help you rebuild your confidence and succeed in your next interview, delivered by experts from Direct Medics.
This supportive session is tailored specifically for women who are returning to work or exploring a career change. Hear from expert recruiters who will help you recognise and articulate the incredible skills you already have, so you can present yourself with confidence and stand out in interviews.
You will leave with practical tools, proven techniques, and renewed confidence to take that next step.
What you’ll learn:
⭐ Techniques to build confidence through effective interview preparation
⭐ How to confidently explain career gaps in interviews
⭐ Practical interview dos and don’ts
⭐ How to structure strong answers using the STAR technique
⭐ Tips for answering common interview questions
⭐ Body language, confidence, and managing nerves
⭐ What to ask at the end of an interview to stand out
Interactive Practice:
You’ll have the opportunity to learn more about Direct Medics, roles and the current job market, and witness a mock interview, with friendly guidance and constructive feedback to help you build real confidence in a supportive environment.
Delivered by:
The team at Direct Medics, bringing real-world insight, practical advice, and a genuine understanding of today’s recruitment process.
Whether you’ve been away from the workplace for months, years or are looking for a role in a different field, this session will help you feel prepared, confident, and ready for your next opportunity.
👉 Spaces are limited, secure your place today by emailing the team at info@timelycareers.com
📅 Date: Wednesday 19th August
📍 Where: In person, Lincoln Building, 27-45 Great Victoria St, Belfast BT2 7SL
⏰ Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm
A career break doesn’t define you. The skills you bring back do.

Over 3 million people are hired through LinkedIn each year. This equals roughly 6 to 8 hires every single minute.
If you are looking for your next opportunity, LinkedIn can be one of the most powerful tools in your job search.
Let us help you build a profile that gets noticed, increase your visibility to recruiters, and use LinkedIn effectively to support your career goals.
Returning to work after a career break can feel daunting. Whether you have stepped away for family, caring responsibilities, health reasons, travel, or personal development, the workplace and recruitment landscape may look very different from when you last searched for a role. The good news is that understanding how to use LinkedIn effectively can help you build confidence, grow your network, and discover new opportunities.
Our LinkedIn Job Search & Visibility Masterclass is designed to help you build a professional online presence, increase your visibility to employers, and use LinkedIn confidently as part of your job search strategy.
Are you thinking about returning to work but unsure where to start? Many women worry that technology has moved on, or that they’re no longer “technical enough.” This practical and supportive session is designed to rebuild your confidence and help you understand today’s workplace.
During this practical and supportive session, you’ll discover how to:
⭐ Create or update your LinkedIn profile to showcase your skills and experience
⭐ Positively position career breaks and tell your professional story with confidence
⭐ Improve your visibility to recruiters and hiring managers
⭐ Build a professional network that supports your career goals
⭐ Use LinkedIn’s job search tools to find suitable, flexible, and remote opportunities
⭐ Understand the skills employers are really looking for beyond job titles
⭐ Develop a simple LinkedIn routine that supports your job search without taking hours each week
LinkedIn is one of the most powerful tools available to job seekers. Recruiters and employers regularly use the platform to identify talent, assess candidates, and advertise opportunities. Having a strong profile can help you build connections, increase your visibility, and access opportunities that may never appear on traditional job boards.
Whether you’re ready to apply for roles now or simply beginning to explore your options, this workshop will provide practical steps that you can implement immediately.
📅 Date: Thursday 10th September
📍 Where: Online
⏰ Time: 10.00am-11.00am
Ready to make LinkedIn work for you and take the next step in your career journey?

This is a business for women and we’re not going to ignore the fact that progress for women returners needs to happen faster than it is. It’s our duty to get Timely out there and stop so many women feeling dispirited.
Roseann Kelly, MBE, Timely