OM DENNE PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to the HighGround Podcast, the definitive guide for service leavers, veterans, and reservists exploring new career opportunities in the land-based sectors. Brought to you by HighGround, a charity dedicated to providing life beyond the military, our podcast is hosted by Jamie Crisp, CEO of HighGround, and Tom Constable, both British Army veterans.
Each episode of the HighGround Podcast is designed to help you navigate the transition from military to civilian employment by highlighting potential jobs that align with your skillset. We focus on a specific job role in every episode, split into two insightful segments.
In the first half, we chat with a fellow veteran who has successfully made the leap into a new career, sharing their personal journey, challenges, and triumphs. In the second half, we speak with employers who are actively seeking to fill these roles, offering valuable insights into what they are looking for in a candidate and how you can stand out.
Our guests provide the voice of experience, offering practical advice, recommendations, and inspiration for your own career path. Whether you're interested in horticulture, forestry, animal care, environmental conservation, or any other land-based sector, the HighGround Podcast is your go-to resource for making informed career decisions.
Tune in to equip yourself with the knowledge and motivation needed to embark on a fulfilling career beyond the military, and join a community that values and utilises your unique skills and experiences.
HighGround Charity Overview
HighGround is a leading charity committed to helping service leavers, reservists, and veterans transition into civilian life through employment and self-employment opportunities in the land-based sector. With a vision to be the leading organisation for land-based career opportunities for ex-military personnel, HighGround offers a range of programs including Horticultural Therapy and Rural Weeks to support this mission.
For more information, visit HighGround.
Each episode of the HighGround Podcast is designed to help you navigate the transition from military to civilian employment by highlighting potential jobs that align with your skillset. We focus on a specific job role in every episode, split into two insightful segments.
In the first half, we chat with a fellow veteran who has successfully made the leap into a new career, sharing their personal journey, challenges, and triumphs. In the second half, we speak with employers who are actively seeking to fill these roles, offering valuable insights into what they are looking for in a candidate and how you can stand out.
Our guests provide the voice of experience, offering practical advice, recommendations, and inspiration for your own career path. Whether you're interested in horticulture, forestry, animal care, environmental conservation, or any other land-based sector, the HighGround Podcast is your go-to resource for making informed career decisions.
Tune in to equip yourself with the knowledge and motivation needed to embark on a fulfilling career beyond the military, and join a community that values and utilises your unique skills and experiences.
HighGround Charity Overview
HighGround is a leading charity committed to helping service leavers, reservists, and veterans transition into civilian life through employment and self-employment opportunities in the land-based sector. With a vision to be the leading organisation for land-based career opportunities for ex-military personnel, HighGround offers a range of programs including Horticultural Therapy and Rural Weeks to support this mission.
For more information, visit HighGround.
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
37 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
USA
12 episoder
siden 29. maj 2024
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SENESTE EPISODE 🔗
HighGround’s new podcast series explores careers in the land‑based sector for service leavers, veterans and reservists. Hosts Tom Constable and HighGround CEO Jamie Crisp open by explaining how the podcast complements the charity’s residential Rural Weeks programme, providing free, on‑demand advice…
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In this episode of the HighGround podcast, hosts Tom Constable and HighGround CEO Jamie Crisp visit the National Trust’s Killerton Estate in Devon to speak with Karl Emmeleus, head gardener and a long‑time supporter of HighGround’s Rural Weeks. Karl retrained from secondary‑school teaching into hor…
This episode of the HighGround podcast explores life on a smallholding and the realities of farm diversification. Host Tom Constable welcomes Mark Rees, a 22‑year Army veteran who, with his family, bought a smallholding in Devon and began rearing Gotland sheep—a Swedish breed prized for its lustrou…
In this HighGround episode, hosts Tom Constable and Jamie Crisp speak with Dr Charles Trotman, Senior Economics and Rural Business Advisor at the Country Land & Business Association (CLA). Charles sets the scene with statistics: predominantly rural areas contributed about £315 billion (16.2% of…
In this episode, HighGround co‑hosts Tom Constable and Jamie Crisp explore entrepreneurial life in the land‑based sector through the story of Rob Palmer, a former RAF weapons‑systems engineer and Royal Engineer officer who now leads a biochar start‑up.
Rob candidly recounts his meandering journey: …
This episode of the HighGround podcast features Adam Chant, a former Royal Corps of Signals electronic‑warfare specialist who transitioned to a rural portfolio career centred on deer management. After 25 years in the Army, Adam was ready for a change and discovered HighGround via a segment on BBC’s…
HighGround speaks with Rob Honan, a former Worcestershire & Sherwood Foresters officer who now runs the 4 000‑acre Ascott Estate in Buckinghamshire. Rob describes his journey from the Army into estate management, explaining that many estates encompass a mix of arable and livestock farming, resi…
HighGround chats with Jamie, a former Royal Corps of Signals soldier who left the Army after 22 years and built a second career as an arborist. Unsure of his next steps, Jamie attended a HighGround Rural Week, which introduced him to the breadth of land‑based careers. He discovered arboriculture—an…
In this episode, Tom and Jamie talk with Josie, a National Trust countryside manager in North Devon. Josie’s career has been anything but straightforward: she left school after GCSEs, trained as a mechanic and served five years in the REME before embarking on higher education. With life experience …
In this episode of the HighGround podcast, hosts Tom and Jamie talk with Martin, a former RAF supplier who spent much of his 23‑year career in tactical logistics roles and as a fleet manager. Seeking an outdoor career after years behind a desk, Martin began helping on a local farm and rediscovered …
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