The case studies below highlight just a few of the successful outcomes Service leavers have achieved. For more, read the success stories in our News section.
Army- LCpl
Tom S
“Believe in yourself and the talent you possess. Don’t take the first job opportunity that is thrown at you if it’s not 100 per cent right for you. Do not pigeon hole yourself upon your rank or age as a good senior manager will hire you upon your talent, experience and transferable skills to the company.”
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Army- WO2
Steven A
“Decide what you want to do well in advance! Plan, prepare and execute that plan with no distractions.”
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Army- Lcpl
Aaron G
Ex-Lance Corporal Aaron Garner served in the REME for 10 years before deciding to leave the Services due to family commitments. During his resettlement, he attended a CTP Career Transition Workshop (CTW), an Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology course and a Civilian Work Attachment (CWA). He now works for Star Refrigeration as an Engineer.
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Army-
Daniel C
Following six years in the REME, Daniel Cotteril made the move to Civvy Street, and now uses his skills as a PSV Mechanic for Stagecoach.
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Army- WO2
Carl L
"You need to sell yourself; Service personnel have a lot to offer on Civvy Street, and don’t settle for less just because you’ve been in the military; your transferable skills are valuable."
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Army- Spr
Andrew M
"Do not be afraid of trying something new. You may go through a few jobs before you find the right one."
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Army- Lt
Ben H.
“Know what you enjoy, know what you want to learn but don't worry if you do not know the answer to ‘where do you want to be in five-year’s time?’”
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Nathan L
After 9 years service with the RAF, Nathan Lees has gone on to develop a successful career with Certas Energy.
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RAF- WO
Dean W
"The CTW was a superb workshop that left me feeling confident about my own plan."
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Army- LCpl
Nathan H
"Start networking early. Take time to go to events and meet people."
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