Military Resettlement, Business, Training & Recruitment
Headquartered in Glasgow and with regional hubs in Inverness, Dundee and Newcastle, we are a trusted and established contractor that…
Former Gunner, Billy Hogan, is now a recruiter for JN Bentley. What’s your Military background? I joined the RAF Regiment as…
Are you curious about what it’s like to be a police officer, PCSO, or one of our many other roles?…
Our aim is to continually drive up standards, particularly in the areas that matter most to our customers and be…
Do you want to join a Trust rated by our own staff as one of the best in England, located…
Take your career to the next step by applying to join a forward-thinking, innovative and equal opportunities employer whose core…
Affinity Trust supports over 900 people with learning disabilities across England and Scotland, enabling them to live as independently as possible.…
Service-leavers often place their trust in professionals such as recruitment agents to compensate for their lack of experience in the…
Cerco I.T Ltd are offering absolutely free instructor lead, classroom-based 5-day I.T practical training courses, to those who believe they are…
NHS Highland are putting quality first to deliver better health, better care and better value.
The NHS launched its biggest ever recruitment drive in July. This could be the perfect career opportunity for Service-leavers.
Join the South Central Ambulance Service this June! This Open Day event is an exciting introduction to the Trust and…
Do you enjoy and feel proud of being in the excellent physical shape you’re in? Maybe it’s time to convert…
Woolwich attack victim who served in Afghanistan during one of worst periods of fighting, dies on London street Lee Rigby was born in Manchester, spent a year in Cyprus, and served for six months in Afghanistan with the military during one of the most violent periods of the 12-year-long conflict. His friends and family could never have imagined that the 25-year-old would lose his life in broad daylight, on a busy London street, at the hands of two men wielding knives and boasting allegiance to a virulent form of Islamist extremism.
Queen’s speech mentions moves to ‘improve the way this country procures defence equipment’ and boost reserve forces The Queen’s speech mentions two important forthcoming pieces of legislation in defence regarding proposals that are getting more controversial the longer they are scrutinised. The first involves plans to part-privatise the agency within the Ministry of Defence that deals with the buying, supplying and repairing of all military equipment