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Supporting Veterans – Our Mission to Serve Those Who Served

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​At James Consulting, we are proud to announce the launch of our Community Interest Company (CIC), a dedicated initiative aimed at helping British Armed Forces veterans transition successfully into the private security industry.

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Having served ourselves, we understand the challenges that come with adjusting to civilian life. For many veterans, gaining the qualifications needed to work in security roles, including the SIA Licence, can be financially overwhelming. That’s where our CIC steps in.

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Why We're Doing This

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Too often, highly skilled veterans with years of operational experience find themselves unable to afford the training, licence renewals, or Continuous Professional Development (CPD) required to enter or stay within the industry.

 

This isn't just a financial issue, it's a missed opportunity for the security sector and a disservice to those who've already given so much.

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We're here to change that.

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How We Can Help

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Our CIC provides:

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• Fully or partially funded SIA licence training (including Door Supervisor, Close Protection, CCTV, and more)

• Support with SIA badge renewals

• Access to free or subsidised CPD courses to enhance employability and professional growth

• Mentorship and career advice from veterans who have successfully transitioned into the industry

• Connections to trusted employers who value military skills and ethos

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Our goal is simple: to remove the financial and systemic barriers that prevent veterans from thriving in the private security sector.

Whether you’re newly discharged, in resettlement, or a long-time veteran looking for a new direction, we’re here for you.

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Join Us Or Support Us

If you’re a veteran seeking support, reach out via our contact page or email us directly at contact@james-consulting.co.uk

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If you're a company looking to sponsor a veteran, provide employment opportunities, or support our mission in any way, we’d love to hear from you.

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