Veterans & ADF transition

You carried the pack. We carry the translation.

Service records do not fail in civilian recruitment because the experience is thin. They fail in translation: rank compressed to jargon, command flattened to teamwork, scope invisible to a civilian reader. We write the bridge, in both directions, without hollowing out what you did.

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20% service discount

Off every package, including selection criteria and applicant responses. Current and former ADF members and reservists. Simple proof at checkout: your service card or DVA card.

Worked pricing

20 per cent off, rounded in your favour: Express $119, Foundation $279, Professional $439, Signature $599. The discount stacks with nothing else, and it never expires.

How to claim it

Mention your service in the free review or at order time and attach your service card or DVA card. Verified once, applied to everything after.

What honest translation looks like

A Petty Officer who ran a maintenance section did not "support asset management". They led a team of eight, held delegations, ran readiness against a schedule that did not move, and answered for the result. Our job is to write that in language a civilian panel can price, while keeping every claim true enough to survive an interview with a former Warrant Officer on the panel.

We write for the three destinations that matter: APS and state government (where your service maps naturally to frameworks and clearances carry real value), defence industry (where the reader speaks both languages and over-translation reads as hollow), and civilian industry (where every acronym must go). Clearances are handled with care: the Protective Security Policy Framework requires government entities to hold policies prohibiting personnel from publicising their clearance online, so it never goes on LinkedIn or any public profile, and in application documents we state eligibility only where the role asks for it, conservatively.

Try the free translator first

Our ADF rank and role translator is free, no email required. It will not replace a writer, but it will stop the worst translation mistakes today.

Questions, answered honestly

I have been out for years. Does the discount still apply?

Yes. Former service is service. The discount has no expiry and no minimum period in uniform.

Do you understand clearances?

Yes, including what not to write. Under the Protective Security Policy Framework, government entities must hold policies prohibiting personnel from publicising their clearance online, so it stays off LinkedIn and public profiles entirely. In application documents we frame Baseline, NV1, NV2, PV and TS-PA conservatively, state eligibility only where the role calls for it, and keep every detail that belongs in conversation off the page.

Start the hand-back.

Send your current resume, or the draft you have been avoiding, through the free review. A writer reads it within one working day.

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