Retirement Should Not Mean the
End of Your Personal Impact
After decades of leadership, experience, and industry knowledge, many professionals approach retirement asking:
• What will I do after retirement?
• How can I continue making impact?
• How do I turn my experience into income?
• How do I transition from employment into advisory work?
Most retirement programmes focus on lifestyle and financial planning.
Very few show professionals how to monetise their experience through consulting.
That is where the School of Consulting Fellowship comes in.
A Structured Pathway from Career to Consulting
The School of Consulting Fellowship is a 24-Month professional development programme designed to help experienced professionals transition into consulting.
Through a combination of masterclasses, implementation labs, case studies, and consulting clinics, participants build a structured consulting practice step by step.
By the end of the programme, participants have:
• a defined consulting niche
• a packaged consulting service
• a professional consulting profile
• a client acquisition system
• a structured consulting practice
The Programme Pathway
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Who the Programme is For
Who Should Join the Fellowship?
This programme is designed for:
• professionals within 24 months of retirement
• senior managers and executives
• technical experts and specialists
• public sector leaders
• professionals who want a second career in consulting
Participants typically have 25 - 30 years of professional experience.
How the Programme Works
A Structured 24-Month subscription-based professional development programme
Members join a continuous learning and advisory community for 24 months.
What Participants Achieve
By the End of the Programme You Will Have
• a defined consulting niche
• a signature consulting framework
• a consulting service package
• a professional consulting profile
• proposal and client acquisition tools
• a structured consulting practice
You will be prepared to launch a consulting career immediately after retirement.
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