May
The top four qualifications that are assisting our Defence RPL customers in establishing careers in the private, government, mining, and training sectors are listed below. RPL translates your Military RPL experience into credentials that civilian employers can recognise and value. Here are the Top 4 Qualifications for Defence 1. Diploma in Leadership and Management (BSB50420) […]
January
Working within Defence offers experiences that civilians couldn’t even imagine. The Australian Defence Force (ADF) prides itself on providing rewarding and exciting careers for those who seek to serve the country. You are given excellent benefits, high-quality medical care, and even opportunities for travel and recreation. Someday, however, you might want to start looking into […]
April
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is the process that evaluates knowledge and skills gained outside formal training and education. That said, it can be a good way to get started with military courses to help you transition back to civilian life and secure a job you can excel at. RPL also acknowledges life achievements and […]
March
Ever wondered why military courses are widespread in Australia? They are a means for veterans to earn essential skills and qualifications to become qualified for a job outside the military. These courses are designed to make them more employable and provide them with the credentials employers are seeking in potential candidates. We may be living […]
February
How RPL Can Assist Ex-Military Personnel After serving in the Army, Navy, Airforce or emergency services, transitioning to a civilian career can be an intimidating process. Thankfully, there are ways to make the transition easier. One such way is the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process. Covering Army RPL, Navy RPL, Air Force RPL […]
November
Have you spent time serving in the Army, Navy, Air Force, or defence capacity—either in Australia or New Zealand? If so, then 3CIR wants to talk to you. As a partner to Asset College (RTO #31718), we operate as a mostly independent registered training organisation. The courses and certifications we teach range from business to work health […]
April
3CIR: Helping Military Veterans Achieve Recognition of Prior Learning with Versatile RPL Courses At 3CIR, we are in the business of recognition of prior learning, or RPL. Unlike many RTOs that offer RPL opportunities, though, we often focus our efforts on a particular niche of students: current and ex-military members. Be it Army, Navy or […]
March
Redefining you Career after Military Service For many current and former military personnel, life is defined by service. The structure, routine and discipline all intertwine into an often rewarding experience. A regimented lifestyle, comradery with your fellow servicemen and servicewomen, and a career spanning many experiences that civilians would struggle to comprehend. During your military […]
December
3CIR has joined forces with Australian Partners of Defence (APOD) to offer all current and former ADF personnel and their direct family members 20% off. For instant access to this exclusive veteran discount, simply login or register at www.APOD.com.au and verify your Defence connection with APOD. Saving has never been easier!
November
At 3CIR, we are in the business of recognition or prior learning, or RPL. Unlike many RTOs that offer RPL opportunities, though, we often focus our efforts on a particular niche of students: current and ex-military members. Serving in the military is often a rewarding experience, giving you the opportunity to learn a lot, build […]
October
Calling All Army, Defence, and Military Veterans: Pursue an RPL with 3CIR Have you spent time serving in an army, military, or defence capacity—either in Australia or New Zealand? If so, then 3CIR wants to talk to you. As a partner to Asset Training Australia (RTO #31718), we operate as a mostly independent registered training […]
April
8 Great Jobs For Veterans In 2017 (And What They Pay) Folks getting out of the military and back into civilian life have a lot of things to re-acclimate to. One of them — and it’s an important one — is the jobs market. Last year it was reported that there are more than 21 million people […]
April
Anzac Day 2017: For some veterans, the fast landing home is as tough as the war Every war is different, or every war is the same? Depends who you ask. When Australia’s war veterans get together this coming Tuesday to mark Anzac Day, they will be sharing the ties that bind them together: commemoration of lost friends, pride in […]
April
The benefits of employing Armed Forces Veterans in the Logistics Industry The Logistics Industry offers many day-to-day challenges, demanding the ability to assess and respond to changing situations in a timely manner. Working in the military requires similar levels of drive, flexibility and vision, coupled with the ability to make quick decisions. As an Armed […]
April
ADF veterans who put their lives on the line for Australia face battle to find work after service HE was good enough to put his life on the line in Afghanistan but when he got back to Sydney last year, Will Lewis couldn’t even get a job pouring beers. “It was disappointing to find that […]
April
WithYouWithMe partners with tech2 to help employ up to 400 veterans WithYouWithMe has partnered with Australian telecommunications and technology firm tech2GROUP to offer a significant number of employment opportunities for veterans contributing to the National Broadband Network rollout. The partnership will see more than 400 job opportunities open for veterans to contribute to the nation […]
April
Six Reasons You Need to Hire a Veteran Today! Hiring is tough. Finding the right person who will make a great employee is one of the hardest jobs we do as leaders. We are searching for that rare individual who will come into our organization and make a difference quickly. If only there was an easier […]
March
Former ADF personnel under 30 face high risk of suicide Serving members of the Australian Defence Forces (ADF) are much less likely to commit suicide or self-harm than the broader population. But once they leave it’s a different story, according to a new report by the National Mental Health Commission. The review was set up […]
March
Too many veterans take their own lives. People who defended Australia deserve better How many Australian soldiers would have to be murdered to spark national talk of a crisis? Five? Ten? If a single serving member of defence personnel was killed by a terrorist, do we really think it would escape the front page news? […]
March
Veterans & Start ups Defence members transitioning to civilian employment is a hot topic these days, in large part to the new Government initiatives announced in November supporting this, as well as the excellent work being done by organisations such as With You With Me. Many great articles and blogs have already been written in […]
February
New Pathway To Clean Energy Jobs For Military Veterans EPA chief Scott Pruitt is having a little trouble grasping the importance of clean tech in the survival of our planet, but the US Department of Defense is taking yet another step to achieve a more sustainable state of things. In the latest development, DoD has […]
February
US soldiers getting credentials for their specialties to help with civilian job hunt The U.S. Army is boosting efforts to help soldiers succeed in civilian life by giving them more tools and qualifications to find work after military service. Acting Army Secretary Robert Speer plans to give a directive in the near future that will […]
February
Veterans affairs office ‘feudal, chaotic’ One veteran was refused a mental health assistance dog because “his wife could do everything a dog could”. Another was told her post traumatic stress disorder claim was false because she was pregnant and was suffering from depression related to that instead. A third had to get his wife to […]
February
Unemployment major contributor to veteran suicide rates, Senate inquiry hears Key points: The inquiry heard veterans often struggle to find meaningful work in civilian life Of 229 veterans studied, one in four attempted suicide at least once. The inquiry was told the Department of Veterans Affairs slow claims process harmed veterans The rate of suicide […]
February
‘A great New Zealander, a tragic death’ The father of the Defence Force helicopter pilot killed while fighting fires in Christchurch’s Port Hills remembers him as a “hero”. Speaking to Newshub, Paul Askin said Corporal David Steven Askin, known as Steve, was a “son, a father, a husband and a hero in our family”. Cpl […]
January
Green Beret Mission to Entrepreneur Vision A vital skill every veteran needs to learn and employ quickly after separating from the military is to network. Every day, you likely meet someone new (unless you’re in Siberia or something). When I kept piling work onto my plate, networking became more of a passive activity for me. […]
January
Life after the uniform – Morals, ethics and education Thinking about life after the uniform? The Australian defence industry are looking to hire ex-Defence personnel, says Kinexus director Rob Kremer. With the industry looking for ways to increase their efficiency, including sustaining, maintaining and operating their equipment at optimal levels, Defence personnel are prime staffing […]