Movement Controller
Nationwide
Full-time
Travel. Train. Think on your feet. As a Movement Controller in the Royal Logistic Corps (RLC), your job is to direct and control people and vehicles usually at ports, airfields and railway terminals worldwide. As part of the RLC, youâll get the right kit to the right people, in the right place, and at the right time. Without you and your team, the Army couldnât function. Whether youâre helping troops, vehicles and supplies move swiftly and safely, or giving teams all they need to complete operations successfully, youâll be organised and good with people â including more senior soldiers and officers. Itâs your chance to reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life. Get ready to do something that really matters.
If you want to feel part of a close-knit team, the RLC is for you. Although itâs the biggest Corps in the British Army â with more regiments than any other â thereâs a real family feel, as well as pride in a job well done. As well as the opportunity to travel and to learn new skills such as admin procedures, using radio equipment and navigating specialist computer systems, youâll meet some of your best mates and make memories youâll never forget. Youâll travel together, learn together and by working together, youâll make things possible for troops on operation â ensuring they have everything they need in the time they need it for.
Find where you belong.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. After this, you have a seven-week course at RAF Brize Norton to learn your trade. Youâll be supervised by experienced staff and trained to monitor transport, put movement plans into action and enforce regulations. Weâll also teach you about reserving seats, berths and stowage space.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· Foundation Modern Apprenticeship (FMA)· NVQ Level 2 in IT· Hazardous Materials· International Air Transportation Authority· Movement of Dangerous Goods qualifications.
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start of your training, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Movement Controller and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· Regular: GCSE Grade A â C/9-4 in at least English Language and Maths
· Reserve: GCSE grade C/4 in Maths and English Language
Interests youâll have:
· Helping people· Office work· Outdoor activities· Technology· Driving
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Movement Controller
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Nurse
Nurse
Adult Nurse
Full-Time
Want to travel the world and make a difference? The Army is the perfect place to start â whether youâre fully trained, have already started a degree in Nursing or want to apply as a Student Nurse. As an Army Nurse, youâll help keep the Army running, whether thatâs by helping soldiers in the field, at an NHS trust or from a Medical Regiment in the UK. Wherever the British Army is, youâll find our Nurses giving first rate nursing care in all sorts of environments and situations. Sometimes conditions on operations can be tough but donât worry; weâll teach you how to cope.
As you travel the world, gaining valuable skills and civilian recognised qualifications along the way, youâll learn how to work in the most challenging environments with minimal equipment. This is your chance to reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life. This is your chance to do something that matters.
Find where you belong.
LEARN NEW SKILLS
If you apply as a Student Nurse, youâll attend Birmingham City University full-time and be paid as a full-time soldier. The Army also offers financial support to those who have secured a place on, or have already commenced a degree in Nursing â apply for our bursary and youâll receive taxable payments. Joining as a Registered Nurse (Adult Health), youâll get great opportunities to practise in challenging and rewarding environments at home and on operations overseas. You could also qualify for a one-off payment of £20,000 if you have qualified in a specialism we need.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
When you join the Army youâll be trained in basic military skills â like outdoor survival and how to fire your weapon. You then undertake a Transition to Military Practice Course. Once youâre trained, weâll send you to a Joint Hospital Unit. Here, youâll get experience through a rotation programme and begin life as an Army Nurse. Youâll learn new transferable skills in your chosen speciality that will not only enhance your military career, but stand you in good stead if you later decide to return to civilian life.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
Supporting Learning and Assessment in Practice (SLAiP)
You will have the opportunity to specialise in:
Primary Health Care (to Advanced Practice)
Emergency Nursing, Critical Care
Burns & Plastics, Trauma & Orthopedics
Sexual Health
General Medicine
General Surgery.
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become an Army Nurse and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of £15,230 which will rise to over £32,000 after training
- 38 daysâ paid annual leave
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Non-contributory pension, free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access to promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 17.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
Regular:
· Student Nurse: 120 UCAS points plus 5 GCSEs Grades 9-4 (previously A-C) including Maths, English and a Science. Full entry requirements on Birmingham City University website. · Bursary Nurse: You will have already gained your Student Nurse place through UCAS or are part way through your Student Nurse training. You are then eligible to apply for an Army Nursing Bursary. · Adult Nurse: You need to be registered with the National Medical Council. You can join as a newly qualified nurse, be in your final year of training (on a course which will result in National Medical Council registration) or join with prior nursing experience.
Interests youâll have
· Helping people· Office work· Decision making & responsibility· Leading & managing people· Working outside
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Trainee Intelligence Analyst
Trainee Intelligence Analyst
Nationwide
Full-time
Naturally curious? Spot things others miss? Then a job as a Trainee Intelligence Analyst could be the perfect role for you. As a full-time Trainee Intelligence Analyst, youâll collect information that could be vital to operations â and could save lives. To get it, you need to speak to local people, look at pictures from satellites and spy planes and listen to radio messages â spotting and responding to security threats without blowing your cover. Youâll then present what you find to commanders, intelligence services and government leaders, helping them to keep our nation safe from sabotage and terrorism. Itâs your chance to reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life. To build bonds thatâll never break and do things you never thought possible.
Working in intelligence is a big job, with a lot of responsibility. But this is your chance to do something that really matters.
Find where you belong.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. Then youâll undertake your specialist training at Chicksands in Bedfordshire for about 20 weeks. In that time you learn all the skills an intelligence expert needs for standard warfare and counter-insurgency situations.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
When your specialist training is complete youâll have the opportunity to take on a civilian recognised undergraduate degree in subjects such as Security Management or Intelligence. Later on you could study for a Masters with one of several of our partner universities.
There are also opportunities for further training at your unit in other military skills â like commando or parachute training. You could also become a military training or Adventurous Training instructor, or a sports coach.
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be with you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. From the moment you begin your training you'll get all the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you'll soon get promoted, which means more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Trainee Intelligence Analyst and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· Regular: GCSE Grade A â C/9-4 in at least English Language and four other subjects. You must have at least Numeracy Level 2.
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 46kg· Medicine ball throw of 2.9m· 2km run in 11min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Decision making & responsibility· Technology· Photography· Working outside· Office work· Risks and adrenaline· Leading & managing people· Outdoor activities· Driving
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Vehicle Mechanic
Vehicle Mechanic â Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Nationwide
Full-time
Life as an Army Mechanic offers much more than your average mechanic job. As one of our Vehicle Mechanics, youâll be keeping the lifeline of our operations in good working order, wherever you are in the world, whatever the conditions. The impact your work has wonât stop at the end of the day â thanks to your careful maintenance, our vehicles can go out there to protect communities and keep nations safe. From tanks to quad bikes, HGVâs to Land Rovers, barracks to battlefield, youâll be repairing some of the worldâs most iconic and advanced military vehicles. As you work, live and train with your squad, youâll enjoy friendships, experiences and opportunities like nothing else.
No matter your experience, background or skills, we need your drive and passion to keep our fleets intact. With first-class training and civilian-recognised qualifications, weâll turn you into an expert mechanic and help you realise your full potential. If youâre ready and willing, we want to hear from you.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. After this, youâll head to Ministry of Defence Lyneham. Here, youâll learn all the skills you need to be a mechanic â how to fix vehicles, carry out maintenance, repairs and inspections on tanks, trucks and quads. Youâll also get your car and HGV driving licences.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering Maintenance· Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Engineering· Qualifications at different levels, in Leadership and Management· Car and HGV licences and opportunities for tracked vehicle and plant licences
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start of your training, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Vehicle Mechanic and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· GCSE Grade AâD/9-3 in at least English Language, Maths and Science
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 94kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 11min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Mechanics· Outdoor activities· Helping people· Travel· Driving
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Communications Engineer
Communications Engineer
Nationwide
Full-time
Getting our communications right is key to winning the battle. And in this age of cyber warfare, itâs never been so important to have strong cyber defence. Without our Communications Engineers, we canât do what we do. Thatâs why we need you.
As a Communications Engineer, youâll carry out crucial cyber defence and maintain our voice and data communications so everyone from a front-line soldier to the General can talk to each other. Youâll become an expert in your field with specialist training on some of the Armyâs most advanced technology, including our satellites, radio and computers. Variety is part and parcel of this role. You could be on a humanitarian task in a far-flung corner of the world one month and disarming explosive devices in the UK the next. Wherever you are and whatever youâre doing, youâll be surrounded by friends for life and undertaking work that helps keep the nation safe.
This is a role that lets you excel, fast. If you show real drive and determination, weâll fast track your promotion to Staff Sergeant, support you to get a degree and help you become a manager of complex communication systems. Weâll help you realise your full potential, outdo yourself every day and build a successful military career.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. After this, youâll head to the School of Royal Signals in Blandford to start your technical training. That means studying information technology fundamentals, antenna systems and propagation, defensive cyber techniques and how to communicate using military systems. Youâll also study the management, maintenance and operation of equipment used regularly by the Royal Signals, including the setup and command of a complex digital radio detachment.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· Driving licences: B+E, C+E, D1.· Level 2 functional skills in Maths, English and Information Technology· BTEC Level 2 certificate in Information Communication Technology· NVQ Level 3 as an Information Communication Technology (Professional)· Professional registration with the Institution of Engineering and Technology or the Chartered Institute for Information Technology (BCS)
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start of your training, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Comms Engineer-Systems Operator and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks.
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· GCSE Grade AâD/9-3 in English Language and Grade AâD/9-3 in Maths, Science or Information Technology
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 94kg· Medicine ball throw of 2.9m· 2km run in 11min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Technology· Driving· Travel· Adventure
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Driver
Driver
Nationwide
Full-time
The Army is more than just combat; itâs a place to do something that really matters. As part of the Royal Logistic Corps, our Drivers play an essential role in transporting soldiers and supplies across the world. Whether driving through desert, jungle, snow or on mountain roads, itâs down to them to make sure their cargo â from people, to ammunition, to rations and equipment â make it to their destination safe and sound. Join them and youâll reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life.
By joining our team, youâll have the chance to see the world and experience real adventure in a fast-paced and exciting role. From quad bikes to HGVâs, weâll train you on a range of vehicles and provide you all the support you need to realise your potential in one of the most important roles across our ranks. This is your chance to do something that really matters.
Find where you belong.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. Then youâll learn the specialist skills that will make you an expert in your role. Over 17 to 24 weeks, youâll learn about different vehicles, cross-country driving, convoy driving, navigating, loading, driving at night and more.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· Level 2 Certificate Logistics & Transport · Affiliate Member of Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK· Level 2 Apprenticeship Driving Goods Vehicles · Opportunity to gain higher level qualifications · Level 5 Diploma in Logistics and Transport
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be with you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. From the moment you begin your training you'll get all the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you'll soon get promoted, which means more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Driver and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
No formal qualifications required.
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 46kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 11min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Driving· Decision making & responsibility· Outdoor activities· Working outside· Technology
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Aviation Groundcrew Specialist
Aviation Groundcrew Specialist â Army Air Corps
Nationwide
Full-time
Apache gunships. Wildcat helicopters. Worldwide deployments. Without you, our air operations canât happen. As an Aviation Groundcrew Specialist, youâll be an essential part of the Army Air Corps. Youâll work with some of the worldâs leading aircraft to keep our ground forces safe, deliver firepower to the battlefield, overwhelm the enemy and protect vulnerable communities around the world. Helping aircraft land, refuelling tanks, re-arming weaponry and getting them back in the air, your work is of first and foremost importance to getting your teamâs job done. As a fundamental part of the ultimate âpit teamâ, youâll build bonds like no other with the Pilots and other Groundcrew.
No matter where you come from or what youâve done before, weâll spot your potential and turn it into something life-changing. With world-class training and ongoing development opportunities â like advanced apprenticeships and degree-level certificates â youâll become one of our most important assets, build an impressive career, travel the world and do yourself proud.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. After this, youâll begin your basic Groundcrew and Communication training. This will give you a taste of these two specialisms, so you can decide if you want to be a Groundcrew Specialist or Communication Specialist. Youâll also learn how to drive a car (Cat B) and Light Goods Vehicle (Cat C+E), how to prepare helicopters for missions and how to marshal and load aircraft.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· Advanced Apprenticeship - Aviation Groundcrew Specialist· Higher Apprenticeship - Aviation Operations Manager · Advanced Apprenticeship in Logistics Operations· Degree level 4 & 5 Certificates and Diplomas in Management and Leadership from the industry recognised Chartered Management Institute and Institute of Leadership and Management· Level 3, 4 and 5 Awards, Certificates and Diplomas in Education and Training
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start of your training, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become an Aviation Groundcrew Specialist and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks.
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· No formal qualifications
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 118kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 11min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Aircraft· Outdoor activities· Travel· Driving
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Veterinary Officer
Veterinary Officer
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£40,025 after training with regular pay rises
Caring for our military animals is a calling without compare. As a Veterinary Officer, youâll lead our Military Working Animal capability to keep our animals fit and healthy so they can protect and serve our forces on the ground.
Youâll go above and beyond civilian veterinary roles and do something with a bigger impact; keeping a critical line of support and defence in action. That means you wonât just be saving animals, youâll be protecting people and places by proxy. As an Officer, youâll lead the soldiers under your command, making quick decisions and helping to determine our operational success.
On top of dealing with animal health issues â the kind youâd see in civilian practice â youâll take on new challenges that only the Army can offer. This includes advising on disease controls and biosecurity to prevent the spread of infectious disease. Youâll also travel to hostile environments and give crucial animal care to those on the front line, where and when itâs needed most.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As a qualified vet, you have the skills, training and knowledge your Army needs. We give you the chance to take those skills further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunity you need to rise through the ranks and unleash your potential.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get qualifications that are recognised by civilian employers. Whether youâre newly qualified or an experienced practitioner, we can help you obtain your Certificate of Advanced Veterinary Practice (Cert AVP), and even study towards a MSc.
It doesnât stop there. As an Army Vet, youâll get the best military and professional training there is. As well as learning basic soldiering, youâll learn the specialist skills you need to become an expert in your role. With Army Officer training, weâll help you to become the best you can be.
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Veterinary Officer and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £40,025
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsided accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have continuous access to promotional opportunity
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
If youâre between 18 and 31 years old, find out what qualifications you need by clicking apply. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£32,000 after training with regular pay rises
As a Physiotherapist in the British Army, you can achieve more than you ever thought possible and fulfil a purpose thatâs unrivalled by civilian life. Your care determines our success â youâll keep our troops fit and healthy so they can protect and defend our country. There every step of the way, what you do will make a huge impact.
Youâll face all the challenges of being a clinical physiotherapist, and much more. Youâll build your skills using cutting-edge equipment, giving world-class medical care and treating the most complex injuries in your profession. When youâre not rehabilitating the injured, sick and wounded, youâll advise commanders on ways to keep their troops in peak condition.
Youâll also be deployed around the world to wherever your help is needed the most. This might mean travelling to challenging and hostile environments. With every new location comes new opportunities, from serving in hospital ships to on the ground clinics. Wherever youâre practising in the world, youâll be part of a force that provides the highest standard of clinical care and be the best in your field.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As a qualified physiotherapist, you have the skills, training and knowledge your Army needs. We give you the chance to take those skills further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunity you need to rise through the ranks and unleash your potential.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get qualifications that are recognised by civilian employers. Weâll support you in gaining postgraduate qualifications, including from the Society of Orthopaedic Medicine.
It doesnât stop there. As an Army Physiotherapist, youâll get the best military and professional training there is. As well as learning basic soldiering, youâll learn the specialist skills you need to become an expert in your role. With Army Officer training, weâll help you to become the best you can be.
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Physiotherapist and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £32,000
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsided accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have continuous access to promotional opportunity
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
If youâre between 17 years and 9 months and 33 years and 11 months old, find out what qualifications you need by clicking apply. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Household Cavalry Soldier
Household Cavalry Soldier â Royal Armoured Corps
Nationwide
Full-time
Think being a Household Cavalry soldier is all about military parades and riding horses? Think again. This is one of the most varied roles in the British Army. Not only will you be taking part in the worldâs most famous military ceremonies, youâll be driving some of our most renowned vehicles â the Scimitar and AJAX armoured fighting vehicles. Youâll enjoy the best of both worlds. Your work is absolutely vital to Army operations and integral to your Corps â the Royal Armoured Corps. When youâre out in the field, youâll be our on-the-ground specialist in reconnaissance/surveillance. That means gathering crucial information on the enemy and using that information to carry out attacks with speed, momentum and firepower. Working closely with your team in combat and ceremony, youâll build unbreakable bonds with friends who become family.
With such an important role comes world-class training â in everything from fieldcraft to how to handle a rifle â and unbeatable development opportunities â like an apprenticeship or additional qualifications in saddlemaking. Weâll give you all the training you need to reach your full potential. Whether youâre astride your horse guarding Buckingham Palace or driving a Scimitar vehicle in Army operations, youâll be making your family and friends proud and achieving much more than you ever thought possible.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. After this, youâll head to Bovington, Dorset, for 20 weeks of specialist training. Here, youâll focus on communications, fighting from vehicles and an introduction to the AJAX armoured fighting vehicle. Youâll get a driving licence (if you donât already have one) and a tracked vehicle licence (the H licence). Then, youâll move to Windsor and begin your riding course to prepare you for all aspects of becoming a mounted ceremonial soldier on duty in London.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
Business Administration Apprenticeship â Level 2 or 3 (including Functional Skills in Maths, English and Information Technology).
Additional stable management, farrier and saddlemaker qualifications.
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start of your training, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Household Cavalry Soldier and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks.
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· No formal qualifications
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 76kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 10min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Risk and Adrenaline · Horse riding · Outdoor activities· Travel· Fitness· Driving
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Pharmacist
Pharmacist
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£32,000 after training with regular pay rises
Life as a Pharmacist Officer is like nothing else. Youâll go above and beyond the typical, civilian pharmacist role, using the full breadth of your knowledge and applying it to a military environment. Youâll be at the centre of our medical care, the one we rely on to give the best medical care and advice we need to keep our troops healthy. Youâll build bonds that never break and fulfil a purpose like no other, in a role that really matters.
Youâll take on opportunities and challenges that are unique to the Army. You could be advising senior commanders and GPs in primary care or giving vital pharmaceutical support to overseas bases. As our trusted expert, youâll give guidance on distributing medical suppliers and pharmaceutical care in Defence Medical Group Hospital Units (DMG). In times of conflict, you could deploy with a field hospital to some of the most remote corners of the world, providing ward-based clinical service where and when itâs most needed. Wherever the Army takes you, youâll learn to adapt until youâre the best in your field.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As a qualified pharmacist, you have the skills, training and knowledge your Army needs. We give you the chance to take those skills further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression. Youâll receive all the support and opportunity you need to rise through the ranks and unleash your potential â as clinical or staff and command.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get qualifications that are recognised by civilian employers. Weâll support you with funding for conferences, postgraduate studies and independent prescriber qualifications. With our help, you can choose to specialise in Clinical Pharmacy or Non-medical Prescribing.
It doesnât stop there. As an Army Pharmacist, youâll get the best military and professional training there is. As well as learning basic soldiering, youâll learn the specialist skills you need to become an expert in your role. With Army Officer training, weâll help you to become the best you can be.
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Pharmacist Officer and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £32,000
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsided accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have continuous access to promotional opportunity
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
If youâre between 17 years and 9 months to 33 years and 9 months, find out what qualifications you need by clicking apply. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Legal Officer
Legal Officer
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£42,009 after training with regular pay rises
No dreary office. No billable hours. No timesheets or targets. As a Legal Officer, you can focus on practicing your profession while doing something that really matters: helping people who need it most and making the world a safer place.
The legal work youâll take on is unmatched by civilian life. You wonât be stuck on repetitive cases; instead, weâll stretch your mind and test your mettle with new and varied legal challenges over a range of specialisms. From prosecuting soldiers charged with offences at court martial to advising senior commanders on the rules of engagement abroad, youâll bring together brains and brawn to help us move forward. Youâll travel around the globe, take on challenging work and give legal advice to people who desperately need it. Youâll also train and advise officers from across the Army on military law, discipline and administrative action.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As a qualified solicitor, barrister or advocate, you have the skills and knowledge your Army needs. We give you the chance to take those skills further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunity you need to rise through the ranks and unleash your potential.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get qualifications that are recognised by civilian employers. Upon completion of your training, weâll give you the option to obtain your Higher Rights of Audience (Criminal Courts) whilst prosecuting at SPA LLM. We can also help you obtain post-graduate qualifications.
It doesnât stop there. Youâll get the best military and professional training there is. As well as learning basic soldiering, youâll learn the specialist skills you need to become an expert in your role. With Army Officer training, weâll help you to become the best you can be.
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Legal Officer and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £42,009
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsided accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have continuous access to promotional opportunity
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
If youâre between 23 to 32 years old, find out what qualifications you need by clicking apply. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Doctor
Doctor
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£58,113 after training with regular pay rises
Life as an Army Doctor is like no civilian role out there. Full of variety, opportunity and challenge, you can get much more out of life when you care for our troops. Their heath is paramount to our success â youâll hold it all together. This is your chance to put your training into practice in a setting where you can make the greatest possible impact.
Youâll handle all the challenges youâd face in day-to-day civilian life, and more. You could be treating casualties on the frontline, caring for soldiers in barracks, deploying out to field hospitals or providing medical cover at a sports event. Whatever the day has in store for you, youâll be handling injuries and illnesses that push your knowledge and test your limits â taking you to the top of your profession. The sense of achievement is worth it â thereâs nothing else like it.
Youâll travel to some of the remotest corners of the world, learning to work in some of the most challenging and hostile conditions. Youâll build bonds with your unit thatâll never break. Wherever you are in the world, youâll be practicing to the highest standard of medical care, receiving outstanding training and working with cutting-edge equipment.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As a qualified doctor, you have the skills, training and knowledge your Army needs. We give you the chance to take those skills further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunity you need to rise through the ranks and unleash your potential.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get qualifications that are recognised by civilian employers. Whether youâre newly qualified or an experienced practitioner, we can help you obtain specialist medical qualifications to suit your specialism, such as:
General Practice
Emergency Medicine
Anesthetics and Resuscitation
General Surgery
General Medicine
Psychiatry
Pathology
Radiology
Rheumatology and Rehabilitation
Occupational Medicine
Public Health
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Doctor and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £58,113
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsided accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access to promotional opportunity
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You can apply if you are a newly qualified Doctor under the age of 39 years, or if you are a Hospital Consultant, or trained GP under the age of 48. If you are studying at Medical School, you can apply and must enter Military Training by 39.11 years. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Dental Officer
Dental Officer
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£70,000 after training with regular pay rises
As an Army Dental Officer, youâll experience opportunity unheard of in civilian life. Youâll belong to something much bigger than yourself and do a job that really matters. Taking care of our troopsâ dental health is one of the most rewarding things you can do in your dentistry career.
No two days will look the same. Youâll have the chance to travel around the globe, from working in large, nine-chair practices on huge Army bases to small mobile surgeries on operations. As you move around practices, youâll benefit from building your career in a variety of settings. Moreover, youâll practice with unrivalled independence. Unlike a civilian role, you have freedom to choose the treatment you know works best â not what the patient can afford. And, when youâre not caring for the oral health of Army personnel, youâll have the freedom to further your training or get involved in sports and adventure activities.
Wherever the Army takes you, youâll be working with world-class equipment, becoming the best in your profession and belonging to a force that provides world-class clinical care.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As a qualified dentist, you have the skills, training and knowledge your Army needs. We give you the chance to take those skills further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunity you need to rise through the ranks and unleash your potential.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get qualifications that are recognised by civilian employers. Whether youâre newly qualified or an experienced practitioner, we can help you obtain postgraduate qualifications such as the Diploma of Membership of the Join Dental Faculty (MJDF) at the Royal College of Surgeons England. You may also have the opportunity to study at MSc level.
It doesnât stop there. As an Army Dentist, youâll get the best military and professional training there is. As well as learning basic soldiering, youâll learn the specialist skills you need to become an expert in your role. With Army Officer training, weâll help you to become the best you can be.
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Dental Officer and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £70,000
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsided accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have continuous access to promotional opportunity
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
If youâre between 17 years and 9 months and 39 years and 11 months old, find out what qualifications you need by clicking apply. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Chaplain
Chaplain
Nationwide & overseas
Full-time£41,186 after training with regular pay rises
Life as an Army Chaplain is a calling like no other. The experiences on offer are unique to Army life. Youâll belong to a unit, become part of a family and help our troops through testing times and personal challenges. Youâll build bonds thatâll never break and turn lives around.
Wherever your unit travels, so will you. From here in the UK to some of the remotest corners of the world, youâll be there to offer the comfort and guidance our troops need, when it matters most. Your impact will stretch far beyond a parish; youâll travel to some of the worldâs most hostile and disrupted environments to support our forces.
Joining as a Chaplain Class 4 (equivalent to Captain), youâll wear the British Army uniform but wonât command or carry weapons. Instead, youâll help support your unit with invaluable spiritual support, pastoral care and moral guidance, regardless of their religion or belief.
As you transform the lives of our soldiers, youâll transform your own, making more of a difference than you ever dreamt possible.
GAIN QUALIFCATIONS, LEARN NEW SKILLS
As an Ordained Minister or Priest in one of the Sending Churches, you have the skills, training and knowledge that your Army needs. Weâll give you the chance to make that training go further, being part of something thatâs bigger than you and has an impact that stretches around the world. From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a path offering opportunity for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunity you need to unleash your potential.
But weâll also prepare you for a life outside of the Army by providing you with opportunities to get additional qualifications. We can help you obtain a postgraduate certificate in Education and a Master of Theology in Chaplaincy.
It doesnât stop there. As an Army Chaplain, youâll get the best military and professional training there is. As well as learning basic soldiering, youâll learn the specialist skills you need to become an expert in your role. Weâll help you to become the best you can be.
BE REWARDED
Become an Army Chaplain and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary upwards of £42,009
- Enjoy 38 days of paid annual leave
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have opportunity for promotion
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports
- Have access to free sports and gym facilities
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
If youâre between 18 years and 49 years and 11 months old, find out what qualifications you need by clicking apply. Older applicants meeting the other criteria may also be considered. Our next deadline for application is the 31st March 2020.
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Geographic Technician
RE Geographic Technician
Also known as: Mapping and Planning Specialist
Full-time
Qualifications. Life skills. Endless possibilities. When you join the British Army, youâll have everything you need to succeed. As one of our Geographic Technicians, weâll train you to provide your commanders with the vital geographical information they need to plan missions effectively. As part of one of the worldâs greatest fighting forces, youâll reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life. This is your chance to do something that matters.
As a Geographic Technician, youâll use the very best in advanced Information Technology and gain expert skills in the use of geographic information systems (GIS) to ensure we always have the tactical advantage; whether it be across a top secret environment, a technical posting or a disaster relief plan. You could find yourself scanning satellite pictures for enemy positions, making 3D models of the battlefield, planning routes for travel and more. Youâll also be eligible for funding to get your Foundation and Bachelor of Science degrees in Computing. All while travelling the world and gaining life-long friends along the way.
First weâll teach you your soldiering skills â like how to survive outdoors and how to fire weapons. After that, the Military Engineer course prepares you for life in the Royal Engineers. Youâll learn to clear mines, place demolition charges and build water crossings. Even more than that, youâll play a crucial part in our humanitarian efforts like mapping disaster relief plans and ensuring the safety of our troops and civilians. You will learn and apply all types of mapping techniques like geo-political, demographic and airspace.
Find where you belong.
LEARN NEW SKILLS
Youâll start with your basic soldier training and then itâll be nine weeks at the Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment near Camberley, learning military engineering skills like knots and lashings, demolition, mine warfare and bridge building. Youâll finish with 39 weeksâ technical training at the Royal School of Military Survey in Hermitage, learning how to compile, prepare and manage geographical data. Your training will take you far â both inside and outside the Army as you gain transferable, sought after skills.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army will pay for you to gain valuable qualifications. These could include:
· Foundation Science Degree in Applied Computing and Field Science, with a development programme to progress to a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree.· Class 2 Geographic Technician Certificate of Higher Education· Military Engineer (Geographic Technician) Course · L5 Foundation degree at Geographic Technician Class 1 level· Apprenticeships in Public Service, Communications, Engineering and Logistics
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be with you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. From the moment you begin your training you'll get all the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you'll soon get promoted, which means more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Mapping & Planning Specialist and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· Regular: GCSE Grade A â C/ 9-4 in at least English Language, Maths and one other subject
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 118kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 10min 45 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Technology· Photography· Office work· Fixing things· Decision making & responsibility· Outdoor activities· Driving· Sport and adventure· Construction
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Auto Electrician
Auto Electrician
Also known as: Electronics Technician
Nationwide
Full-time
Want to work with the latest tech? As an Auto Electrician in the British Army, youâll ensure our electrical systems are working to their optimal level. Youâll work on all kinds of kit, vehicles and weapons including communications systems and medical equipment, preventing as many electrical breakdowns in the field as you can and fixing anything that does. From Apache attack helicopters and challenger tanks to multiple launch rocket systems, youâll work with the latest technology and gain experience in everything from lasers to thermal imaging systems. Youâll reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life.
Once youâve completed your training youâll be posted to your first unit in the field army. Youâll go wherever youâre needed, which may mean a trip overseas. Wherever you go and whatever youâre required to fix, youâll need to have a go-getting attitude, dedication to the job and a desire to be part of a team. Give us that and weâll give you the chance to do something that really matters.
Find where you belong.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning the soldiering skills common to every member of the British Army, like outdoor survival and the safe handling of weapons. Then itâs off to the Defence College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering at the Ministry of Defence Lyneham in Wiltshire. This is where you learn to service, fix, inspect and adapt a huge range of equipment. You will also be trained to drive, meaning youâll not only get your driverâs licence earlier than your civilian friends, but youâll be trained to drive more than just cars; think trucks, vans and many other HGVâs. Weâll also pay for your training.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering Manufacture · Level 3 Diploma in Engineering Technology · Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering · Qualifications at different levels, in Leadership and Management · Drivers licences across a range of HGVâs and automobiles
· Level 3 NVQ Extended Diploma in Engineering Maintenance
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be with you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. From the moment you begin your training you'll get all the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you'll soon get promoted, which means more responsibility and extra pay.
Become an Electronics Technician and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· Regular: GCSE Grade A â C/9-4 in at least English Language, Maths and Science
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 46kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 11min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Fixing things· Technology· Helping people· Decision making & responsibility· Driving· Working outside
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Tank Crewman
Tank Crewman
Royal Armoured Corps
Full-time
A powerful engine, heavy armour, and massive firepower: thatâs the Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank. As a Tank Crewman youâll drive and operate this one-of-a-kind vehicle as part of a four-strong team. Youâll get to work in different roles including driver, gunner and loader and, eventually, you could even qualify to command your own tank. As part of one of the worldâs greatest fighting forces, youâll reach heights you never knew existed and learn vital skills thatâll set you up for life. This is your chance to do something that matters.
Find where you belong.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Youâll start out with 14 weeks of Basic Training, where youâll learn essential skills like weapon handling and outdoor survival. Youâll also develop your fitness, mental toughness and leadership ability. Then comes Initial Trade Training, where you learn to drive different kinds of vehicles, from cars to tanks. Youâll also learn how to fire and maintain the Challenger 2 tankâs hi-tech weapons. The qualifications you get will set you up for whatever career journey you choose, whether you stay in the Army or eventually return to civilian life.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army will pay for you to gain valuable qualifications. These could include:
· HGV driving licences · Level 2 NVQ in Engineering and Maintenance· Foundation Modern Apprenticeship (FMA)· Level 2 Telecommunications· Stable management/Farrier (HCMR)
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be with you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. From the moment you begin your training you'll get all the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you'll soon get promoted, which means more responsibility and extra pay.
Become a Tank Crewman and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be:
· Regular Army age: 16 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· No formal requirements
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 76kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 10min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Adrenaline rushes· Working outside· Outdoor activities· Technology· Driving · Fixing things
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Infantry Soldier
Infantry Soldier â Infantry
Nationwide
Full-time
Front line combat. Advanced weaponry. Worldwide travel. From peacekeeping and disaster relief to full-scale war and on-the-ground combat, nothing compares to life in the Infantry. As an Infantry Soldier in the British Army, youâll be in the heat of the action, fighting to keep vulnerable communities safe and protect nations. This is what doing something that really matters looks like. No matter what youâre doing or where you are in the world, your team become your family and the bonds you build will last for life. Theyâre there to help you through whatever life throws at you, on and off the battlefield. Itâs belonging like nothing else.
If youâre ready and willing to rise to the challenge, we want to hear from you. Whatever your background, experience or skills, weâll spot your potential and give you everything you need to turn it into a successful military career. With first-class training and the chance to earn new qualifications, youâll be able to take on anything, seize every opportunity and build a military training that makes people proud.
WORLD-CLASS TRAINING
Join us and youâll start by learning essential Combat Infantry skills, such as survival, first aid and map reading, at the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick. Youâll also be working on building your stamina and fitness. If youâre under 17 years and 5 months, youâll do your Basic Training at the Army Foundation College, Harrogate, before heading to the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick, for more advance training.
GAIN QUALIFICATIONS
The Army can help you gain a range of qualifications. These could include:
· All driving licences· Institute of Leadership and Management Team Leading Award· Public Services Apprenticeships in Security, Communications, Engineering, Carry and Deliver Goods, and Storage and Warehousing· BTEC Level 2 Certificate in Relief Operations Skills· NVQ Level 2 Public Service· Parachuting
SHOW PEOPLE WHAT YOUâRE CAPABLE OF
We'll be behind you every step of the way as you move up the ranks. Right from the start of your training, youâll get the support and encouragement you need to make a success of your career. Work hard and you could get promoted, which will mean more responsibility and extra pay.
Become an Infantry soldier and youâll:
- Earn a starting salary of around £15,600 during Basic Training which will rise to £20,000 after completing 26 weeksâ training or after completing your Initial Trade Training, if less than 26 weeks
- Receive subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Receive free medical and dental health cover
- Have the continuous access promotional opportunity and to continually progress your career
- Be sponsored to earn valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Take part in Adventurous Training and be able to play your favourite sports.
BELONG TO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
You should be
· Regular Army age: 16.6 â 35.6 years
· Army Reserve age: 17.9 - 49.11 years
Qualifications youâll need:
· No formal qualifications needed
Fitness requirements:
· Mid-thigh pull of 76kg· Medicine ball throw of 3.1m· 2km run in 10min 15 sec (11 min 30 sec for Junior Entry)
Interests youâll have:
· Outdoor activities· Risks and adrenaline· Travel· Fitness
Our next deadline for application is 31st March 2020, with further opportunities ongoing throughout the year.
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Army Officer
Become a British Army Officer, and youâll be doing something that really matters. Leading a team. Making a difference to the world.
You donât need a degree for many Officer roles, and specific entry requirements vary from role to role. What we look for in our Officer Cadets is leadership potential, a sense of purpose and the drive to do great things. With these qualities in place, we can give you the training you need to take your skills and abilities and shape them into something amazing, whether youâre fresh out of school, are professionally qualified or already building a career.
From the moment you join the Army, youâll be set on a clear path for promotion and progression, receiving all the support and opportunities you need to rise through our ranks and realise your potential.
Become a British Army Officer and youâll receive:
- A starting salary of around £27,200 which will rise to around £32,800 upon completion of one year's training
- Subsidised accommodation and facilities, increasing your disposable income
- Free medical and dental health cover
- Opportunities to continually progress your career
- Sponsorship to study for valuable civilian-recognised qualifications
- Adventurous Training, and the chance to play your favourite sports or take up a new one
Find where you belong
Your Army career starts at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Youâll learn the skills you need to become an Officer â from weapons handling to outdoor survival â to what it takes to lead your team in a range of hostile situations, anywhere in the world.
Once youâve commissioned, youâll take charge of 30 soldiers. Then, youâll begin the specialist training you need to be an expert in your chosen field, whether thatâs engineering, intelligence gathering, or piloting an Apache helicopter. Youâll also take part in Adventurous Training around the world, from skiing in the Alps to white-water rafting in Colorado. All while youâre earning a starting salary of around £32,800 (after training).
Youâll also enjoy a fantastic range of benefits that come with Army life, from sports and state-of-the-art training facilities, to earning valuable professional qualifications.
Funded Degree
University isnât for everyone and most Officer roles donât require a degree. If youâve got drive, determination and the will to make an impact, thereâs a place for you here.
If youâre still interested in completing a degree, youâve the opportunity to enrol on a funded BSc Leadership and Strategic Studies at the University of Reading through the Henley Business School. Your 44 weeks at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst will contribute towards a third of your degree, which you can then complete over the next three to six years.
Find where you belong.
Apply now.
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