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What is this webinar about?
Do you work with ex-frontline workers in your role? Would you like to learn about the unique skills and challenges of first responders transitioning to new careers?
Join us for a webinar with Simon Bradstock and Sean Haran, Directors of the Beyond the Badge Program. This program is designed in partnership with leading Australian companies who recognise the unique skills and competencies of First Responders and the potential to utilise their skills and traits within the corporate environment. The program is available to all First Responders who are looking to transition into an alternative career. While Simon and Sean currently work with police, this highly successful program is tailored to suit all First Responder contexts.
The webinar content will include:
- Introduction
- Video showcase of the Beyond the Badge Approach
- Unique context of First Responders
- Barriers
- Vocational rehabilitation models
- Objectives and deliverables
- Supporting first responders post-placement
- Success stories
- Case study from past program participant
The Speaker
Simon Bradstock and Sean Haran have a combined experience in policing of over 35 years. Since leaving the forces, they founded the highly successful Beyond the Badge Program. This program draws from a deep understanding of the unique First Responder context to empower First Responders to value and identify their transferable skills, and holistically support them throughout their transition to new career paths.