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It's all here for you, former and currently serving Canadian Forces Members (and spouses)! Canada's first resource book for former CF Members: Military to Civvie Street... A Facebook CF Job Group... Services and Direct Access to Canada's Leader in Air Force, Army and Navy Career Transition.

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There is absolutely no book like this in Canada!

Military to Civvie Street: The Complete Job Transition Guide for those Leaving the Canadian Air Force, Army & Navy (ISBN13: 9780981151304)

It’s all in this book:

• 65+ Sample Résumés & Cover Letters
• Networking Strategies
• Dealing with Recruiters
• Interview & Salary Negotiation Tips
• Selecting Job References

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Permanent “Leave Pass”
 
Are you leaving the military and ready to make the move to the civilian workforce? Ensure your transition is seamless by discussing your career objectives with Audrey, the Canadian professional résumé writer known for exceptional military-to-civilian career search document preparation. In fact, she captured the global title of Best Military Résumé. Audrey is still serving clients from her office in Trenton, Ontario. She is also at Base Borden and in Simcoe County on a regular basis. Military professionals from all CF Bases conveniently access her services through email and phone.
   
At Ease!
 
It can be somewhat overwhelming, shifting from the world of military processes and procedures, to the very different civilian work force. Changes are seldom easy for anyone. Service men and women who have contributed full and partial careers within the Armed Forces, Navy and Air Force, have trusted Audrey to prepare the effective documents they need to secure the jobs on Civvie Street. Many clients discuss their options and goals with Audrey before their release date. This allows plenty of time.
Maximize Your Marketability With Audrey Prenzel
 
Because of your particular training and experience, you possess many specialized skill-sets that are directly transferable to numerous civilian applications. The key to a securing that all-important-interview is correctly identifying these marketable attributes and strategically targeting these points into civilian terminology within the résumé. This is what Audrey does... pulls it out of you, even though you have most likely been told you do not qualify for much in the corporate world.
 
Regardless of time served or rank achieved, give yourself the advantage of Audrey’s proven experience with demonstrated results. Referrals continuously arrive from Military Family Resource Centres (MFRP), SCAN seminars, and Transition Assistance Program (TAP from DoD) seminar coordinators, Commissioned Officers, and former CF clients. They know without question, Audrey’s writing and training supercedes their expectations.
 
Successes!

Canadian ex-military from all elements have found employment in the following fields, by having Audrey Prenzel on their side:

• Administrators
• Aerospace Acquisition Consultants
• Aircraft Maintenance Aviation / Avionics Techs
• Buyers / Purchasers    
• CEO, CFO, CTO, CIO Positions
• Chefs 
• Coast Guard Crew Members
• College / University Instructors
• Commissionaires
• Corporate Communications Officers
• Counter-Terrorism Experts
• Court Services Officers, Clerks & Registrars
• Customs Inspectors
• Dentists & Assistants
• Dispute Resolution / Arbitration Leaders
• EMS Workers
• Electricians
• Engineers – all fields 
• Event Planners
• Federal & Provincial Gov't Roles
• Fire Fighters
• Fleet Managers
• Flight Instructors
• Foremen
• Forensic Specialists
• Health & Safety Inspectors
• Heavy Equipment Mechanics
• Heavy Equipment Operators
• Hospitality Professionals
• HR Professionals / Recruiters
• Humanitarian Relief Workers
• International Couriers
• IT / Network Specialists
• Justice of the Peace
• Lawyers
• Logistics / Supply Chain Coordinators
• Materials Managers
• National & International Diplomats
• NATO Positions
• Network Administrators
• Nurse Managers
• Offender Transport Officers
• Pilots
• Police (OPP, RCMP, Municipal)
• Probation Officers
• Project Mangers - all industries
• Public Relations Specialists
• Purchasing Specialists
• Sales Professionals
• Security Personnel
• Technical Trainers
• Technical Writers
• United Nations Roles
• Vehicle Mechanics
• Victim Witness Services Workers

Spouses of military personnel can also take advantage of professional résumé preparation. Brookfield (formerly Royal LePage) Relocation Services cover the fees for trailing spousal career coordination if a member is posted and a move is necessary.  

Not from Canada? Not to worry. Audrey has plenty of clients who have served in the UK and Australia as well as the US. Military personnel, Reservists, NATO and UN workers from other countries have appreciated the impact of Audrey's writing and training for the Canadian and US job market.
 
Important!
Money. This is one of the pivotal driving forces that motivates military professionals to submit release papers. They realize that their well defined skill-set commands a higher
remuneration and compensation package in private industry and in some cases, government positions than it does within the CF. Take the extra step to request Salary Negotiation Training. You have never had the opportunity to barter for your income. It was dictated to you from a salary grid, based on time served, rank and possibly "spec" pay. The civilian world opens up the opportunity to, for the first time, to get paid what you are worth.
 
Winning at negotiations begins with selling the value of your expertise during the job interview. Can you do this? Do know the strategies to achieve an average salary increase of 70, 80, or 90%?
 
Typically, military clients more than any other type of client, are hesitant to provide counter offers, barter for perks, benefits and expense accounts. They are used to accepting what has been assigned and carrying on with the job. But since you have the extensive training to warrant advanced income package, why not ask about negotiation guidance?
 

Résumé Resources is an extremely busy company with Audrey serving at the helm. Because Audrey personally serves each client, rest assured that your document will be perfectly customized and you'll have the confidence to win big with interviews and income negotiations. When you earn the worldwide title of Best Military Résumé™, along with Best Web Résumé™ Audrey can afford to pull rank and completely call the all of the shots. Her clients thank her for this take charge attitude!  
 


"Thank you very much for the time and effort you and your staff spent on my behalf. Now it is my turn to take the ball and run with it and with such a well written résumé I am sure many doors will open for me. Once again Bravo Zulu to you and your staff."    G. P. former Military Police Officer

Powerful résumés secure interviews. Interview training leads to serious job offers. Income package negotiation tutoring means no more pay grid restrictions. Call or email Audrey to execute the tactical action plan needed to make your career goals reality.
 

 

 

 

 Where are my clients from? How about…

1 Canadian Air Division (1 CAD); 1 Wing / CFB Kingston; 12 Wing / CFB Shearwater; 14 Wing Greenwood; 15 Wing Moose Jaw; 16 Wing / CFB Borden; 17 Wing Winnipeg; 19 Wing Comox; 1st Air Defence Regiment, Lanark and Renfrew Scottish, Royal Canadian Artillery Pembroke; 22 Wing North Bay; 3 Air Maintenance Squadron – Bagotville; 3 Area Support Group Signal Squadron Detachment Moncton; 3 Military Police Unit Detachment (Gagetown, Moncton); 3 Wing Bagotville; 4 Area Construction Troop 4 Engineer Support Regiment; 4 Wing Cold Lake; 41 Canadian Brigade Group Headquarters – Calgary; 413 Transport and Rescue Squadron – Greenwood; 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron – Trenton; 425 Tactical Fighter Squadron – Bagotville; 426 Transport Training Squadron – Trenton; 429 Transport Squadron – Trenton; 435 Transport and Rescue Squadron – Winnipeg; 436 Transport Squadron – Trenton; 437 Transport Squadron – Trenton; 4th Air Defence Regiment Detachment Gagetown; 5 Wing Goose Bay; 70 Communication Group Headquarters Detachment Toronto; 746 (Calgary) Communication Squadron – Calgary; 746 Communication Squadron – Calgary; 8 Air Combat Service Support Squadron – Trenton; 8 Air Communications and Control Squadron – Trenton; 8 Air Maintenance Squadron – Trenton; 8 Airfield Security Force Squadron – Trenton; 8 Construction Engineering Squadron – Trenton; 8 Telecommunications and Information Services Squadron – Trenton; 8 Wing Trenton; 9 Wing Gander; Aerospace and Telecommunications Engineering Support Squadron (ATESS) – Trenton;  Aides-de-Camp to the Governor General – Ottawa; Air Command Academy – Borden; Area Support Units (Calgary, London, Chilliwack, London, Northern Ontario); BFC Montréal; BFC Valcartier; Canadian Defence Academy Headquarters Detachment – Borden; Canadian Forces Aerospace Warfare Centre – Trenton;   Canadian Forces Aerospace Warfare Centre Detachment – Ottawa; Canadian Forces Aircrew Selection Centre – Trenton; Canadian Forces Base Halifax Detachment Cape (Breton, Debert); Canadian Forces Base Winnipeg Detachment (Dundurn, Thunder Bay, Yellowknife); Canadian Forces Base / Area Support Unit Gagetown Detachment Charlottetown; Canadian Forces Command & Staff College – Toronto; Canadian Forces Crypto Maintenance Unit – Kingston; Canadian Forces Fire and CBRN Academy – Borden; Canadian Forces Health Services Training Centre – Borden; Canadian Forces Joint Signal Regiment – Kingston;  Canadian Forces Joint Support Group Headquarters – Kingston; Canadian Forces Land Advanced Warfare Centre – Trenton; Canadian Forces Language School Detachments (Ottawa, Borden, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu); Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School - Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu; Canadian Forces Learning and Development Centre Headquarters - St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu; Canadian Forces Military Police Academy – Borden; Canadian Forces National Counter Intelligence Unit Detachments (Atlantic, Central, Western, Victoria, Kingston, Quebec); Canadian Forces Northern Area Headquarters (CFNAHQ) - Yellowknife;Canadian Forces School of Administration & Logistics (CFSAL) – Borden; Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Technology and Engineering (CFSATE) – Borden; Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit - Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear – Trenton; Canadian Space Agency - CF Detachment Chambly; Central Flying School Detachment Moose Jaw; CFB / ASU Wainwright; CFB Edmonton; CFB Esquimalt; CFB Gagetown; CFB Halifax; CFB Petawawa; CFB Shilo; CFB Suffield; CFB Valcartier; CFS Alert; CFS Leitrim; CFS St John's; Defence Research and Development Canada Military Support Unit Detachment (Valcartier, Atlantic, Toronto); Director General Aerospace Equipment Program Management (DGAEPM) – Ottawa;

Director General Compensation and Benefits (DGCB) – Ottawa; Director, Personnel Generation Requirement (DPGR) – Ottawa; Directorate of Technical Airworthiness and Engineering Support (DTAES) – Ottawa; Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (Halifax, Trenton, Victoria); Joint Task Force Central – Toronto; Land Force Atlantic Area Training Centre Detachment London; Land Force Central Area Headquarters Detachment Petawawa; Land Force Central Area Training Centre Meaford; Land Force Doctrine and Training System Headquarters Detachment – Ottawa; Maritime Command (MARCOM) – Ottawa; National Defence Headquarters (NDHQ) – Ottawa; Royal Military College of Canada – Kingston; The Royal Canadian Dragoons – Petawawa; and The Royal 22nd Regiment (The Van Doos).

As well as personnel from all of Her Majesty’s ships, and just about every Air/Army/Naval Cadet Unit, Ranger Patrol Group, recruiting centre, and MFRC in Canada.

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