Athletes To Industry
ATHLETE
TO INDUSTRY
Athlete Career Transition Programme

How it
actually works.

Athletes To Industry is built around a clear, timed pathway. The first ninety days are owned end-to-end by Andrews Recruitment Group. From there, the development plan is shaped with the employer the athlete joins. The same pathway runs for both cohorts: athletes leaving the elite pathway placed into permanent industry roles, and apprenticeship-ready young players placed into trainee positions in parallel with their playing.

STAGE 01

ARG-LED · WEEK 1 TO MONTH 3

Onboard, prepare,
introduce.

The first ninety days are run by ARG. Tom and Lucy take each athlete through a screening call, onboard them onto The People System, and run the discovery work that establishes what they want, what is realistic, and how to get there.

Workshops cover CV writing, interview skills, job searching, and the digital and technology fluency expected in modern workplaces. Certificated training follows, delivered by trusted, verified partners at zero cost to the athlete. Client introductions and interview scheduling sit at the back end of the window. Trial days follow.

WEEK 1

· Screening call

· Onboarded onto The People System

· Goals and options session

MONTH 1

· CV writing workshop

· Interview skills workshop

· Job search and tech workshops

MONTH 2

· Certificated training

· Trusted, verified partners

· Zero cost to the athlete

MONTH 3

· Client introductions

· Interview scheduling

· Trial day coordination

↓ The Transition

At Month 3 the athlete is in role or in active interview process. From Month 6 onwards, the development plan is co-owned with the employer. ARG remains involved as the continuity point through the first year.

STAGE 02

EMPLOYER-LED · MONTH 6 TO MONTH 12

Develop, embed,
review.

The shape of the second stage depends on the role and the employer. Each placement runs against a written development plan agreed at offer stage. ARG checks in with both sides at six and twelve months and stays available between.

MONTH 6

· Placement embedded

· Development plan live

· Six-month review

MONTH 12

· Twelve-month review

· Progression check-in

· Alumni network

Training and support

A network of
specialists, not a curriculum.

Different athletes need different training. Some need vocational tickets to step onto a construction site. Some need commercial fluency to step into financial services. The programme draws from a network of trusted training providers and matches each athlete to what they actually need.

FEATURED

£0

Cost to the athlete

Certificated training,
delivered free.

Industry-recognised certifications delivered by trusted, verified training partners listed on The People System. Athletes leave the programme with paper, not just polish. Tickets and qualifications match the career path each athlete is taking.

The certifications attach back to each athlete’s profile, visible to employers when matching to roles. No course is paid for by the athlete. The programme covers it.

Career foundations

  • · CV writing
  • · Interview skills
  • · Job-search strategy
  • · Digital and tech fluency

Leadership and commercial

  • · Leadership development
  • · Commercial awareness
  • · Communication and presentation
  • · Networking

Vocational and safety

  • · CSCS
  • · Working at Heights
  • · Site Supervisor
  • · Sector-specific certifications

Welfare and identity

  • · Transition support
  • · Identity and purpose work
  • · Mental health signposting
  • · Alumni connection

Want to see how the
system runs?