SAP National Security Services established NS2 Serves, teaching the SAP software solutions used by government agencies and businesses. All too often, their military job skills don’t translate to the civilian sector, in spite of positive traits that often define a veteran: leadership skills, loyalty, punctuality, discipline and a drive to succeed. With the overall veteran unemployment rate hovering around 5 percent, an estimated 500,000 veterans actively seek work across the United States.
The trainees are in week two of the program’s fifth class, which has graduated about 80 certified students, each of whom have gone on to find good-paying jobs. They are among the 23 students enduring the grueling three-month training course to learn SAP Software and Solutions-certified application programs through NS2 Serves, a program that aims to ease the struggle of transitioning from boots to suits. Go figure-not a lot of civilian companies are hiring folks to drop rounds on enemies, jests the 41-year-old veteran. While seven years in the Marine Corps made him one, the designation just wasn’t cutting it for his search at securing the perfect job.Īnd Brad Shedd served 21 years as an infantry soldier, retiring as a sergeant first class mortarman. Mark Testoni, president of SAP National Security Services, founded NS2 Serves.Nobody lists “leader” as a job title, quips Zachary Barclift. army, said the defense ministry has already put in place measures catering to retired service personnel and that the NS2 Serves program augments such initiatives.
Martyn Gamble, arms and services head of the U.K. “We have a duty to ensure that personnel that have served us so faithfully across the world are repaid with proper employment and training for their new lives,“ said Andre Pienaar, managing partner and founder of C5 Capital.īrig. Gray and Dix subscribed to the program via C5 Capital 's cloud leadership center, which works in tandem with NS2 Serves and the U.K. army air corps officers Aidan Gray and Ryan Dix completed NS2 Serves' three-month, in-residence schooling to garner technical and “soft business“ skills to aid them as they make their transition from military service to the private sector, the organization said Monday. veterans who received instruction under the U.S.-based nonprofit's technology training and employment program.įormer U.K. NS2 Serves has graduated the first-ever group of U.K.
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