Online webinars open to wounded, injured and sick veterans, reservists and families in Wolverhampton, the Black Country and beyond.
A free series of employment workshops are being offered to wounded, injured and sick members of the military community, including veterans, reservists and their families, as the West Midlands prepares to host the Invictus Games in 2027.
The Forces Employment Charity is running the Employability Workshop Series as a Social Impact Partner of Invictus Games Birmingham 2027.
The workshops are open to medically discharged personnel, veterans, reservists and family members. They aim to help people feel more confident about their next career steps, with practical guidance on finding work, plus advice on retraining, volunteering and starting a business.
What’s on
Four online webinars will run from 16 to 24 November, so people in Wolverhampton and across the Black Country can take part from home.
A second series will follow in February and March, with its in-person event taking place in Birmingham.
How to sign up
Registration and full details are on the Forces Employment Charity website: https://www.forcesemployment.org.uk/news/employability-workshops-s1/
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