The new way to search for relevant Veteran opportunities
We're making it easy to connect to organisations that need your skills. We find companies that care about supporting Veterans and their families so you don't have to.
Plus, it's more than just jobs_
We'll showcase career change programmes, paid and unpaid training courses, professional volunteering opportunities and available jobs to help you find your next move.
Advance to register below, or read on to learn more about the latest career opportunities from weServed™ Employment, its supporters and our CV Builders.
Here's how we can help you kick start your veteran career:
- •Explore which sector may be a good fit for you
- •Translate your skills and experience into civilian terms and tailor them to job applications
- •Connect you to jobs and employers with veteran-hiring initiatives
- •Browse the latest job vacancies by sector
Why do veterans make such good candidates?
"From top to bottom, ex-military personnel are great for business." - Hugh Andree, former army captain and Co-Founder of weServed. Did you know that as a veteran, you've gained a wealth of valuable, transferable skills that many employers are crying out for? You've come from a world where teamwork, communication, discipline and problem-solving have become second nature. These skills can be transferred to any workplace:
- •Leadership and teamwork: you've got experience working as a unit, you may have led a team. This shows you can make difficult choices and inspire others to reach a shared objective, even in high-pressure situations.
- •Adaptability, resilience and problem-solving: you can stay calm under pressure, and solve problems creatively with limited resources. Employers love this because the civilian world is constantly changing, and they need people who don't just cope but actively thrive in dynamic environments.
- •Strong work ethic and discipline: punctuality, reliability, and a mission-focused drive are probably second nature to you.
- •Communication: your ability to convey information clearly and precisely is a massive asset in any workplace. This translates to any workplace.
- •Highly transferable skills: Beyond specific technical training (engineering, IT, logistics), you're comfortable with technology, adhere to safety, and bring valuable real-world experience.
Engineering
For Veterans with a knack for technical precision and problem-solving, engineering provides a fulfilling path. Whether your expertise lies in mechanical, civil, electrical, or aerospace engineering, your ability to manage projects, analyse systems, and work in high-pressure environments is highly valued.
Career paths include roles as project engineers, quality control managers, design engineers, and field technicians. Engineering offers the chance to directly contribute to building and improving infrastructure, products, and technology in both the private and public sectors.
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Transport & Logistics
Working in transport and logistics as a Veteran leverages many of the skills you've honed in service, such as organisation, leadership, and strategic planning.
Veterans often excel in this fast-paced sector, managing the movement of goods and services on a global scale.
Careers range from logistics coordinators and supply chain managers to truck drivers, warehouse supervisors, and transportation planners.
Your ability to navigate complex, high-pressure environments makes you a natural fit for this industry, ensuring efficient operations and problem-solving in real time.
Technology
The technology sector offers veterans the chance to apply their technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and adaptability to a constantly evolving field.
With roles like cybersecurity analyst, IT specialist, software developer, and systems administrator, tech careers cater to a range of expertise, whether you're already skilled in tech or interested in training for a new challenge.
Veterans are highly sought after for their discipline and ability to manage critical systems, making this sector an exciting opportunity for growth and innovation.
AdministrationGovernment and Public Administration
Veterans transitioning into government and public administration will find a seamless alignment between their service background and the opportunities in this field.
Your leadership, strategic planning, and organisational skills are critical in roles such as customer services and administration, program manager, or intelligence analyst.
This sector provides the chance to continue serving the public, working on projects that impact communities, national security, and veterans' affairs.
The transition is often smooth due to the mission-driven nature of both military and public
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