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Your right to work as a non-UK spouse

Christobell Kamdaya contacted AFF after being suspended by her employer because her visa had expired. She had made an in-time application so was, in fact, eligible to remain working. She contacted AFF and we ...
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Fancy a new career in the building trade?

Construction isn’t just what you see on site, there are more than 180 different jobs that make up the built environment industry. If you think it might be a career for you, Building Heroes can set you on your...
Danielle Corcoran

Starting a business post-pandemic

During the pandemic, the hair and beauty industry was hit hard, but this didn’t deter army spouse Danielle Corcoran. She optimised her time during lockdowns to write her business plan, arrange building work ...
Helen Hobson

The truth about apprenticeships

We've all heard of apprenticeships, but do you actually know what they are? There are many misconceptions, so Sarah Johnson of Forces Families Jobs is here to dispel a few myths… Myth 1: Apprenticeships are ...
Caroline Rimmer and family

How do you have a career whilst living army life?

When your partner or spouse is serving it can feel as if your own job aspirations have to take a back seat. But supporting your soldier’s career shouldn’t mean you have to wave goodbye to your own, Jill Misso...