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As a combat soldier, you'll be part of a fighting force, ready for war wherever necessary. But you'll be called upon in peacetime for humaniterian missions as well. From protecting national security to helping rebuild essential services in a war-torn country, you'll deal with some of the most exacting situations. There are opportunities to belong to one of the Infantry's Regiments, the Househlod Cavalry, the Royal Armoured Corps, the Royal Artillery, the Army Air Corps or the recently formed Attack Helicopter unit. |
| Engineering |
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As an engineer in the Army, your specialist skills will be in demand all over the world. You might be a Combat Enginner in the Royal Engineers building bridges, navigating rivers or crossing minfields. The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers repair and modify anything from rifles to armoured tanks. Other regiments and corps include the Royal Corps of Signals, Royal Logistic Corps and the Army Air Corps. |
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In peace or in conflict, it’s the Royal Logistic Corps that keeps the Army going. It is responsible for setting up and running a self contained transport infrastructure which includes a whole range of jobs you might not expect to find in the Army. Other opportunities for logistics related trades exist in Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Royal Corps of Signals, Army Air Corps and the Royal Artillery. |
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In today's 21st century Army, battles are won and lost over effective IT and Communications. You'll often be the first to arrive in an operational area so you'll be trained to be a front-line combat soldier as well as an expert in your trade. Opportunities exist within the Royal Corps of Signals, Royal Artillery, Army Air Corps, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Royal Engineers, Intelligence Corps and the Royal Logistic Corps. |
| Heathcare |
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We know that our soldiers, officers and animals are the most important and valuable resources we have. The Army Medical Services (AMS) bring together the Royal Army Medical Corps, the Royal Army Veterinary Corps, the Royal Army Dental Corps and the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps. Each Corps has specialist jobs, with the chance to try different directions and develop additional skills and recognised qualifications.
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| HR / Admin & Finance |
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A career in HR/Admin & Finance offers the same technical, professional and managerial challenges which you'd face in any organisation. A career with the Adjutant General’s Corps offers you the chance to gain widely recognised and respected civilian qualifications like personnel and business admin or finance and accounting. |
| Specialist |
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There is a wide variety of Specialist jobs to choose from. You can join the Military Police within the Adjutant General’s Corps, provide security with the Military Provost Guard Service or work as a linguist in the intelligence Corps. Perform worldwide with the Corps of Army Music or join one of the highly specialised jobs within the Royal Army Veterinary Corps. Opportunities also exist with the Household Cavalry and the King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery. |
| Further Education |
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An Army Education allows you to study for well-recognised qualifications in practical subjects and to develop your own style of leadership with skills which will enable you to handle crises throughout your future. The Army offers a number of junior entry schemes for 16-17 year olds which provide a head start to your military career.. Options include the Army's sixth form college, Welbeck, the Army Foundation College and the Armt Technical Foundation College. |
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Most Officers are already qualified and know they face a long wait in civvy street before their pay and status catch up with their ambitions. Army Officers handle the kind of responsibility which few positions in the world of business can match, The Army builds on professional experiences and equips you with unique management skills. Opportunities exist with the Adjutant General’s Corps as a lawyer, teacher or police professional also with the Royal Army Chaplain's Department and the Royal Army Medical Corps. |
