The Officer Employment Forum: Thursday 4 November 2021

The Officers' Association (OA) has long established itself as the provider of quality events in the officer employment space, yet it's their online employment forums that have emerged as the 'one to join' if you're at the crossroads of transition or looking for another role.

The OA leverages their web of contacts, employer partnerships and network of speakers to deliver succinct and informative days geared to the needs of the officer job seeker.  No matter where you're at in your job search journey, OA employment forums can help point you in the next direction. As the events run online, you also have the option of joining for all or part of the day.  And better still, their events are free.

Thursday, November 04 sees their last such employment event of the year and with the rapid changes in the jobs market, their timing is perfect.

Employers' expectations of new hires suggest that today's candidates need to be more agile, entrepreneurial and results-orientated than ever before.  To discuss this, recruitment experts with a keen interest in hiring former officers will join the event; expect to hear from Hays, Jacobs, BAE Systems and St. James Wealth Academy and more...

We know and understand that military skills and expertise provide the perfect antidotes to hiring shortfalls, but how do you find that essential next-step role, and above all, how do you find your fit?  To answer this and to learn from others, former officers who have successfully transitioned into the civilian workplace debate the pitfalls and the successes of civilian work-life. Attending this event to hear this panel is worth registering for the event alone!

In summary, join the OA's Officer Employment Forum and take away...

Commercial awareness – what is it, and how do I demonstrate it?
Understanding and articulating your management discipline
Finding your fit
The evolving employment landscape – am I prepared?
 

Register to attend

https://www.officersassociation.org.uk/events/officer-employment-forum-nov2021/